No Intrusion on Families Gathering for Christmas Dinner Says London’s Police Chief

No Intrusion on Families Gathering for Christmas Dinner Says London’s Police Chief
A man walks past Christmas decorations outside a store amid the CCP virus outbreak in London on Nov. 19, 2020. Reuters/Peter Nicholls
Mary Clark
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London’s police officers won’t be intruding on family gatherings over Christmas, even if more than six people are sat down to dinner, the Metropolitan Police chief said on Friday.

In a reference to the rule of six, Police Commissioner Cressida Dick was asked on LBC radio if the police would “bang on the door” and count the “number of people eating the turkey”.