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Breaking: a car crashed into a police station in north London

Nov 16 , 2020

Breaking: a car crashed into a police station in north London

The crash happened in Edmonton shortly before 19:00 GMT on Wednesday. The man then left the car and tried to set fire to the road using petrol, police said.
Footage, posted on social media, showed a vehicle partially embedded in the entrance of the building.
A man, aged 45, has been arrested on suspicion of arson, affray and criminal damage. He remains in custody.
Enfield Council leader Nesil Caliskan had earlier described the crash as a "major incident" and urged people to avoid the area.

Store manager Ogur Mazlum, 34, witnessed the moment the car crashed into the building.
His wife Serife Mazlum said: "He literally just walked out [of his shop] to just call me and see if everything's okay at home.
"Then he said I have to shut the phone quickly... that was when the car crashed into the front of the police station."

Mrs Mazlum said her husband, who speaks limited English, saw the car had crashed through an exterior glass entrance to the police station and a man was trying to get through a second barrier.
"He was insisting on trying to get inside, but the glass door wouldn't break anymore so he couldn't get any closer," she added.
"Then he casually got out of the car with a tank of petrol. He poured it down from the car into the middle of the road and then he just set it on fire."
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