Passer-by grabs anti-oil protester’s phone and hurls it into the street

A furious passer-by grabbed an anti-oil protester’s phone and hurled it into the street as eco-activists once again descended on London‘s streets to block traffic.

Almost 20 Just Stop Oil protesters with with orange banners and wearing hi-vis vests flocked to the streets for another day of targeted mayhem in the capital this week.

Video footage filmed from a window above the street showed the moment a passer-by took matters into his own hands and started confiscating the protesters’ banners.

The demonstrators appeared to be holding a slow march that was holding up traffic including a double-decker bus.

The man was seen pushing one of the eco-mob over and throwing another activist’s phone down the street as anger at the group boiled over.

An angry passer-by pushed over a Just Stop Oil protester as the group were demonstrating in London

The man was filmed taking one of the eco-mob’s phones and throwing it down the street

The controversial eco group were walking partially in a bus lane in London this morning

Protesters were seen in the road at Mansell Street, City of London, close to Tower Hamlets border as well as from Queen Victoria Street to Fleet Street and in another procession from Bayswater Road towards Hyde Park

Police said Just Stop Oil protesters were seen ‘walking slowly’ in three seperate marches in London today.

Protesters were seen in the road at Mansell Street, City of London, close to Tower Hamlets border as well as from Queen Victoria Street to Fleet Street and in another procession from Bayswater Road towards Hyde Park.

In all three cases, police put a condition in place that protesters complied with, allowing traffic to escape the eco-mob. 

The Met said: ‘Police continue monitoring the situation and are ready to respond to any other Just Stop Oil protests should they occur.’