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Watch: Spooked horse in King Charles’s coronation procession rears back and rams into crowd 

A London police officer was injured on Saturday when a horse taking part in King Charles III’s Coronation Procession went out of control and reared back into a crowd-control barrier, New York Post reported.

The incident occurred as the royal couple’s carriage was on its way to Buckingham Palace after the coronation ceremony inside Westminster Abbey.

Spectators scrambled to get out of the path of the nervous animal as the metal barrier collapsed.

IN Bureau

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