Corona Cops Force Entry Into Student's Home After 'Wrongly Suspecting Him Of Having A Party,' Order Him to 'Go to Bed'

Student Luke Anderson had police officers force entry into his home after they wrongly suspected him of having a party. After inspecting the home, officers told Luke to "go to bed":

"Now there’s a curfew in your own home that you have to abide by.”

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Here is the video from this incident. Luke is my son. pic.twitter.com/6P1IZMgXsy

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Luke Anderson, 22, a student in Newcastle, claimed six police and Covid marshals forced entry into his home when they wrongly suspected he was having a party.

After realising everyone in the house actually lived there, he said he was told by officers to 'go to bed', and did not receive an apology.

'This is just completely destroying relationships between students and the police,' he told talkRADIO.

'They are breaching our human rights to have peaceful enjoyment of your house, everybody's scare inside their own home, I feel like any moment they could come and kick the door down and tell us to leave or "go to bed".'