The man who 'threw shotgun cartridges into the grounds of Buckingham Palace' has been detained under the Mental Health Act
David Huber, 59 a dog breeder who posted tributes to the Queen after she died, was arrested after he allegedly threw suspected shotgun shells into palace grounds on Tuesday night.Police revealed earlier this week that the suspect approached the palace gates and asked to "speak to a soldier".After his request was refused, he threw shotgun cartridges over fence, it is alleged.
Police said they searched the man's belongings and found a lock knife. The suspect also told police the bag he was carrying "had to be handled carefully" - causing further suspicion and prompting them to carry out a controlled explosion. Chief Superintendent Joseph McDonald, said: “Officers worked immediately to detain the man and he has been taken into police custody.
“There were no reports of any shots fired, or any injuries to officers or members of the public. Enquiries are ongoing.” Police say they are still very, very confident in the security arrangements ahead of the Coronation this weekend.The suspected shotgun cartridges have been taken for analysis. Officers said they are not treating the incident as terror-related.A witness told the Sun that the suspect had been standing near the palace for the "last few nights" and had been heard shouting: "I'm going to kill the King.
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