Five arrested as ‘Yellow Vests’ storm coroner’s office to demonstrate ...

Five people are arrested as 'Yellow Vest' protesters storm coroner's office to demonstrate against his handling of a case where three teens were killed by a dangerous driver The group livestreamed their storming of senior coroner's office in Fulham Metropolitan Police said they had arrested four men and one woman Protest related to three teenage boys killed by dangerous driver who had sentence reduced from 13 to 10-and-a-half years

By William Cole For Mailonline

Published: 20:12 BST, 4 April 2019 | Updated: 20:19 BST, 4 April 2019

Five people have been arrested after self-styled yellow vest protesters forced their way into a London coroner's court.

The group streamed their stunt live on Facebook as they stormed senior coroner Chinyere Inyama's office in Fulham, west London.

The Metropolitan Police said they had arrested four men and one woman.

Tracy Blackwell (pictured), the mother of Josh McGuinness who was killed in a car crash in Hayes in 2018 was one of the group filmed at West London Coroner's Court on Thursday demanding an inquest (file image)

Tracy Blackwell (pictured), the mother of Josh McGuinness who was killed in a car crash in Hayes in 2018 was one of the group filmed at West London Coroner's Court on Thursday demanding an inquest (file image)

In a video viewed almost 20,000 times by Thursday evening, the coroner remains silent as he is criticised by the group.

At one point during the footage, which lasts just over half an hour, an apparent struggle erupts between a protester and a member of court staff.

The protest related to the deaths of three teenage boys who were hit by a car as they walked to a 16th birthday party.

Jaynesh Chudasama was jailed last year after pleading guilty to causing the deaths of

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