Mark Hague was taken from the queue and later detained when a concerned mourner overheard his remark on Saturday in Victoria Tower Gardens.
While waiting in line for the Queen to rest, a guy informed a news team that he would free the monarch from her coffin since she wasn’t quite dead.
In the line to view Elizabeth II’s coffin, Mark Hague, 52, is one of two men accused of violating public order; a third guy is suspected of sexually assaulting two ladies.
Hague, who has no fixed abode, allegedly remarked on Saturday in response to a question from a reporter about his plans for when he arrived at Westminster Hall.
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Mark Hague, who does not have a known address, was arrested. He is 52 years old.
As previously stated, Mark Hague was detained after being taken from the line and remarking the wait outside Westminster Hall on Saturday.
Mark Hague was arrested until he stopped abusing police officers and members of the general public.
London Metropolitan Police arrested and charged him under Section 5 of the Public Order Act.
He was brought before Westminster Magistrates’ Court and pled guilty to the allegation of using threatening and abusive language toward police officers.
Meanwhile, he was fined £120 by the Westminster Magistrates’ Court. Because of his time in detention, the sentence was judged served.
According to the prosecutor, the event organizer decided Mr. Hague was removed after being informed that he should not wait in line.
District Judge Neeta Minhas ordered an additional £120 fine since he was previously subject to a conditional discharge for an attack on an emergency worker.
“He is suffering from mental health difficulties,” said defense counsel Giovanna Fiorentino.
The accusations are the most recent in connection with the line to see the Queen’s casket lying in state, which saw hundreds of thousands of people file into Westminster Hall between 5 pm.
Mark Hague: What Happened To Him?
Mark Hague, 52, was taken from the queue and later detained when a concerned mourner overheard his remark on Saturday in Victoria Tower Gardens.
On Monday, he appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court to enter a guilty plea to a charge under Section 5 of the Public Order Act.
According to prosecutor Louise Burnell, a television cameraman asked one of the hundreds of thousands of individuals that lined up to honor the Queen what they planned to do once they arrived at Westminster Hall.
“I would tell her to come out of her f***ing coffin because she’s not dead,” she continued, referring to Mr Hague.
“The event organizer decided Mr. Hague should not remain in the queue and escorted him out.”
According to the court, Hague was detained after being hostile to police officers and members of the public as he was being escorted away from the scene.
Muhammad Khan, 28, who was prosecuted after allegedly abandoning the queue to approach the Queen’s coffin in Westminster Hall on Friday night, appeared before the same court on Monday, which did not sit during the royal burial.
The live stream inside the hall cut off shortly at 10 pm when the claimed incident occurred.
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