The 'Blade Runners' strike again: Anti-ULEZ activists cut down string of hated ... trends now
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Anti-Ulez activists The Blade Runners have cut down a string of Sadiq Khan's much-hated cameras in the hours after he was re-elected as the Mayor of London.
The group went on an angry rampage across the capital in the aftermath of Mr Khan's historic win, cutting poles in half, spray-painting cameras, and in one village setting them on fire.
Spy cameras were toppled from Ickenham and Northwood in Hillingdon and Feltham and Hounslow in west London, to the surburban village Yiewsley on the outskirts of London.
One activist says the 'purge' was carried out as people are 'p***ed off about the tyranny reigning over us'.
The slashing of wires and damage to boxes came hours after Khan secured a third term as he trounced his nearest rival Susan Hall of the Conservatives by a majority of nearly 276,000 votes.
Anti-Ulez activists went on a purge around London cutting down cameras following Sadiq Khan's re-election of Mayor of London (Pictured: A camera cut down in Hillingdon)
Blade Runner Matt Hardy claimed this Ulez camera was cut down just hours after it had been installed after the election day
MailOnline believes that at least seven Ulez cameras were wrecked following Saturday's result and 14 since the polls closed on Thursday.
Blade Runner Matt Hardy claimed on Friday that after polls closed he had 'reports flooding in this morning [that] there's been a purge out there last night after this election'.
Mr Hardy described Khan as a 'little rat' and said 'Have some of that, it's people pissed off about the tyranny reigning over us and getting out and doing things about it – real votes, real boys here.'
In another video posted on TikTok, he chuckles as he stands on dog poo and then smears it on one toppled camera smeared that has a sticker plastered over the lens which reads: 'Blood on
