A SUSPECTED Remain fanatic was arrested by armed cops as he tried to storm Parliement during the Brexit debate.
The trespasser, 29, was pinned to the ground by SIX officers after trying to enter a restricted area of the Commons.
A Westminster insider said the man was behaving “strangely.”
The man – wearing a quilted green jacket and clutching a camera bag – was hauled off to a South London police station for further questioning.
A spokesman for House of Commons authorities said: “We are aware of an incident involving a visitor in a public area of the Parliamentary estate.”
Security staff and the police attended and the situation has been resolved.’
Westminster Police said: “At 1323hrs, officers arrested a 29-year-old man at the Palace of Westminster for trespassing at a protected site.
“He has been taken to a south London police station. Enquiries ongoing.”
The arrest came on a day of high-drama in the House of Commons, as MPs voted for a Brexit wrecking amendment by 322 to 306 – torpedoing Boris’ plans to pass a deal.
Super Saturday turned into Pointless Saturday after the Tory rebel sabotaged Boris’ Brexit bid with Parliamentary antics.
Instead the PM must now ask the EU for a THIRD time to delay Britain’s departure from the EU.
