Paramedis is in a hurry to treat men ‘unconscious’ at St Pancras Station | News Uk

Emergency services conduct CPR on a man who seems unconscious at St Pancras Station, according to witnesses.

The man seemed to lie down on the London Central London terminal concourse on Monday night.

The medical curtain has been pulled around the top of the escalator to platform B where blood collections have been formed.

Forensic officers can be seen exploring the area and taking DNA samples from the handle to the platform.

Paramedis arrived and used a blood transfusion bag to care for the alleged victim, according to the report.

A witness told LBC: ‘I saw about eight police vehicles and a van, lined up outside on both sides of the station.

“I saw a man who was unconsciously being worked on by paramedics – they set up the curtains around him.

“They tried to make him aware – and some looked like a blood transfusion bag.

“The station was still open as usual when the incident was being handled.”

The man was taken to the hospital.

It happened after Tommy Robinson’s right activist filmed himself distributing leaflets for upcoming protests inside the London central station.

He seems to be walking in the background when security arrives to tend to people who are unconscious.

In the recording, a audience who cares says: ‘Can we get someone here, fast’.

Robinson filmed himself before that day with a piece on his forehead but claimed he had walked to the door.

A source is told Metro That the argument broke out at the station on Monday night.

British Transportation Police Spokesman (BTP) Metro: ‘Officers know the incident tonight (July 28) at St Pancras Station and is investigating.

“If anyone has information about the incident, please send an SMS 61016 or call 0800 40 50 40 References 655 from July 28.”

Tommy Robinson is expected to be among protesters outside a migrant hotel in Epping on Sunday but failed to appear to protest peacefully.

He was released from prison last month after he won his appeal to reduce prison sentences in the High Court.

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