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anotheoldgit | 12:43 Sun 06th Apr 2014 | News
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2598044/Security-fears-Buckingham-Palace-Queens-Guard-pulls-rifle-intruder-ranted-police-marching-gates.html

So the police let the would be intruder go without charge?

I half expected to read that the soldier was arrested though for carrying an offensive weapon.
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watch this space, the soldier will be arrested just as soon as the Met cover their rear ends then shred any paperwork.
The would-be intruder should be pleased that the soldier's rifle was (probably) not loaded. When I did my National Service, in the Army, we were not given any ammunition for our rifles when we were on guard duty, although we had to patrol with fixed bayonets when there was once an IRA scare.
that's the way to deal with savages. Cold steel, they don't like it up em!
Well done that man.
Despite the misconception that HM Foot Guards are 'just there for show', they do in fact take the duty of guarding Her Majesty with the utmost steadfastness.

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