A rowdy man who allegedly abused a cop was chased down the street and arrested.
Half-a-dozen officers pursued him on foot before putting him in handcuffs.
It happened after the man had allegedly made derogatory comments to officers.
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An onlooker filmed the chase and arrest.
One witness could be heard saying: “He is not doing anything.”
After being put in handcuffs he was led to a waiting police van in Lowndes Street, Belgravia, west London last Friday (25 Apr).
Cops had been called to a protest outside the Pakistan High Commission, as reported by Need To Know.
One local said: “Well caught.”
Another said: “Some fit lads and lasses there, running with all that kit on.”
“Well done.”
While another referenced the movie Forest Gump, saying: “Run Forest, run.”
A Metropolitan Police spokesperson said: “Officers responded to a protest outside the Pakistan High Commission on Friday. 25 April.
“A counter-protest also took place at the location.
“Two men who were alleged to have verbally abused a police officer were arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence.
“One was also arrested on suspicion of affray.
“The man arrested on suspicion of affray and a public order offence, a 26-year-old, was later released and will face no further action.
“The other man, a 33-year-old, was bailed until a date in June.”
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