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The daunting prospect of how he’d be able to tell a frantic mother that her baby had died was looming large in a Nottinghamshire Police officer’s mind during a five-hour stand-off in a city centre coffee shop. Sergeant Joe Hunt was among the first officers on scene after responding to a report of a domestic dispute at Costa in the Old Market Square. When officers arrived at the scene, a child with life-limiting medical issues including an intravenous feeding tube directly into her stomach had been taken hostage by a mentally-ill man. Highly-trained police negotiators and response officers were immediately despatched to the scene while a large crowd gathered on a busy afternoon in the city centre. Sgt Hunt said: “The first time I saw the man he was sat down holding the tiny baby in his lap. He wasn’t being threatening at that time. “Looking at it from the outside, the incident didn’t look like what it turned out to be. “Officers were sat at the table engaging with him. The coffee shop was rammed with people who were asked to leave and other customers weren’t let inside. “The baby’s mother was in the corner crying. She was absolutely in pieces. “Eventually things escalated and when the man started pointing weapons at her baby’s head, which included a fork and a sharpened pencil, I took her outside. “She was beside herself with worry but I think she was comforted to have someone in authority with her.” Throughout the whole ordeal, which lasted nearly six hours, Sgt Hunt stayed with the mother in the back of an ambulance providing constant reassurance and support, keeping her updated as the incident unfolded and harvesting information from her. He added: “From a policing and personal point of view you wanted to ensure the best you can that no harm came to that delicate child but in the back of my head I was thinking I’m going to have to tell her that her baby daughter had died and how would I be able to deliver that news?” After about six hours of negotiations with the man, the moment came when highly-trained officers and emergency workers we’re able to safely free the child from his clutches and arrest him. That moment came when the man dropped the sharpened pencil and reached to the floor to pick it up. For a split second he was off guard, giving the officers the chance to grab hold of him, release the baby from his grip and then detain him. Sgt Hunt said: “I was looking out of the back door of the ambulance when I saw the massive bundle of people inside the coffee shop working to safely recover the child before the man was arrested. “It was such a happy and triumphant moment being able to give her the news that I’d wanted to give her, that her baby was safe, but it wasn’t the news I thought I was going to ha ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enjOrlMfLC0

Protesters outside Parliament have blocked roads and staged a sit-in outside Scotland Yard today as they shouted: "We will not be silenced." Hundreds of people gathered to protest over violence against women, with cops making arrests after asking demonstrators to "head home immediately". Protesters marched from Parliament Square towards Westminster Bridge, where a group was pictured sitting in the street. They then headed towards the Soho area. A group of demonstrators also staged a sit-in outside Scotland Yard - the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police - as anger grows over the police's handling of a vigil for Sarah Everard at the weekend. Officers have arrested some people after warning they would be "moving towards enforcement activity". Hundreds of people gathered outside Parliament in London at 5pm for a second day of protest over violence against women. HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT US SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL AND LIKE THIS VIDEO FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/uk.crimewatch FOLLOW ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/CrimeWatch_UK FOLLOW ON ODYSEE https://odysee.com/$/invite/@CrimeWatchUK:b (ODYSEE is the same as youtube but you earn CRYPTOCURRENCY for viewing content it's new and stocks are low so get in quick for your share in the action, oh and it's FREE) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4ubKe9heYg

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