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'Astonishing!' Police scolded over decision to drop Zack Polanski investigation into Nigel Farage post

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The Metropolitan Police has been blasted after dropping their investigation into a social media post shared by Zack Polanski that appeared to condone calls for Nigel Farage to be beheaded.Speaking to GB News, veteran broadcaster Carole Malone argued that although the decision by the police is "not surprising", it is also "astonishing".The Green Party leader was referred to the police by Mr Farage after he shared an image of a man wearing a t-shirt of a guillotine, with a message which read: "We're only making plans for Nigel."Responding to the backlash about the post, Mr Polanski told the BBC that he "made a mistake" but refused to apologise.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say He said: "If Nigel Farage wants to apologise for all the times that he's put other people in danger, then I'll be happy to make an apology."Reacting to the decision by the police not to investigate further, Ms Malone told GB News: "I find it astonishing, but not at all surprising.

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