Police drop investigation into Zack Polanski over social media post

The Metropolitan Police will not pursue charges against Green Party leader Zack Polanski for re-posting an image of a man in a controversial T-shirt, though the original incident remains under review by Avon and Somerset Police.

London’s Metropolitan Police have officially closed their inquiry regarding Green Party leader Zack Polanski, following his decision to share an image of an individual wearing a shirt featuring a guillotine and the slogan, “we’re only making plans for Nigel.” Law enforcement officials stated that the act of re-posting the picture does not meet the threshold for a criminal offense.

Nevertheless, the Metropolitan Police clarified that the act of wearing the garment itself should be treated as a crime. Consequently, they have forwarded the documentation to Avon and Somerset Police, the jurisdiction responsible for Bristol, where the image was originally captured. Polanski has publicly apologized, describing the re-post as an unintentional error. A spokesperson for Reform UK criticized the decision, labeling the outcome an example of a two-tier legal system in Britain.

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