Police have allegedly stormed into Laurence Fox’s home as the fired GB News host livestreams officers searching and bagging up his possessions.
Scotland Yard confirmed a 45-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of conspiring to commit criminal damage to ULEZ cameras and encouraging or assisting offences to be committed.
A Met spokeswoman said: “He was arrested in Stockwell and has been taken to a South London police station where he remains in custody.”
“Coming after Lozza,” the actor-turned-activist says to a friend filming on his phone.
The camera turns to see at least five uniformed officers going through items at the failed London mayoral candidate’s living room.
He says: “What? Look at how many coppers there are in my house.
“That ladies and gentlemen is the country that we live in.”
Laurence Fox puffs on a cigar as his home is searched— (Reclaim Party/X)
He then takes a drag on a cigar and puts his thumb up to the camera.
Nigel Farage, shared the footage, adding: “This is so wrong and very frightening. Why so many police officers?”
Andrew Tate replied to the video: “The Matrix”.
Fox later says to his friend and fellow axed GB News star Calvin Robinson’s stream: “There’s another three [officers] upstairs stealing and going through my house to intimidate me.
“This is what the police are, they do not police with consent anymore.”
He told his fans: “Have a lovely day. I’m going to spend my day in the clink innit.”
Calvin Robinson was filming the search from inside Fox’s home (Alamy/PA)
It came after his episode of the GB News programme Dan Wootton Tonight received more than 8,000 complaints after he asked: “Who would want to shag that” in slurs against left-wing political correspondent Ava Evans.
Ofcom, the media watchdog, said it had received a total of 8,846 complaints about the episode of Wootton‘s show.
Fox has faced a disciplinary hearing with the channel after making a series of personal remarks which were described as “unacceptable, unjustifiable and indefensible”.
