Green Party Leader Apologizes for Police Criticism

0:00On May 2nd, Green Party Deputy Leader Zach Polansky, who's 43, stirred up major drama by reposting criticism of police handling a knife. Attack on two Jewish men in London. Shloweem ran, 34, and Mocha's shine, 76, got stabbed Wednesday morning, but their wounds weren't life-threatening. The suspect had already slashed his friend of 20 years earlier that day. Police taser the guy after he pulled a knife, then kicked him while yelling for him to drop it, fearing explosives in his backpack. Video showed officers rushing in bravely to stop what looked like a terror threat. Backlash hit hard from all sides. His own party's Wales leader, Anthony Slotter, called the repost inappropriate. Met police chief Sir Mark Rowley slammed it as inaccurate, saying the cops saved lives. Even Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer blasted Polansky as unfit to lead, saying officers made split-second calls to neutralize the danger. He apologized Friday for sharing in haste, but pushed for reflection on police tactics

1:00through proper channels. He invited Rowley to meet, and the chief agreed after next week's local elections. Meanwhile, Polansky and Slotter campaigned together in Wales amid rising green support as polls show a shake-up with reform UK and played Kaimaru. Leading, pulling votes from Labour. Officials run high, but the party's pushing forward.