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London Cop Gets Flung Off Horse After Smacking Head On Street Light During Protest

A UK police officer hit the pavement hard after she was knocked off her horse from riding head-first into a street light during a protest in London.

Talk about getting knocked off your high horse. On Saturday (June 6th), during a protest at Whitehall in Westminster, Central London, a police officer was riding a horse at full speed when she hit her head hard on a traffic light. The impact of the collision launched the cop into the air while the horse kept galloping along, causing the officer to smack right down on the pavement.

According to TMZ, the officer was knocked unconscious and taken to the hospital, where she was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

Some are claiming that the police horse went rogue because protesters were throwing "missiles" at the animal. A video from the rally shows someone hucking a bike at one of the horses, although it is unclear if this is the same horse that the female officer in question was knocked off of.

Additional footage from the scene shows the same horse running loose among the protesters, and it appears to have even trampled a pedestrian. 

Yikes. Maybe leave the police horses at home next time you charge into a crowd of protesters? Seems like the best way to avoid this in the future.

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Post Malone Proves That Even Horses Love Him


Post Malone made a stop by the Anheuser-Busch brewery recently to get a little love from a very friendly Clydesdale.

Post Malone is currently embarking on his nationwide Runaway Tour, and somewhere along the journey he came across a very friendly Clydesdale horse that seems to love him just as much as his millions of fans across the world.

Post Malone Proves That Even Horses Love Him
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Although the last tour stop went down a few days ago in Uniondale (seen above), Posty’s horsey photo that he posted on IG earlier today seems to be from his visit to St Louis earlier this month. The location puts him at the Anheuser-Busch brewery where Budweiser and its sub-brand Bud Light are made, and as we all know Malone is one of Bud Light’s newest and biggest brand ambassadors. The Runaway Tour did in fact make a stop in St Louis on February 7, so it looks like he either saved this flick as a #LaterGram post or made a very quick trip back to Missouri to visit the Clydesdales that make for memorable tourist attractions for all visitors of the 168-year-old beer complex. We’ll go with the former scenario since he only had one day off to make his way to Philly tonight for a performance at the Wells Fargo Center. Then again, who knows what’s possible when you’re dealing with the life of a rock star!

Peep Post Malone’s love for Clydesdale horses below, and cop tickets to the Runaway Tour right now by clicking here: 

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50 Cent & Snoop Dogg Troll Kanye West For Falling Off Horse, Kim K Tells Whole Story

The man in the video is not Kanye West.

A video that went viral over the weekend appeared to show Kanye West riding a horse in the middle of his Sunday Service ceremony. After struggling to gain control of the animal, the man atop toppled over and completely wiped out, likely suffering some minor injuries as a result of the hard fall. People began to spread the news like wildfire, peddling headlines like such: "Kanye West Falls Off Horse In The Middle Of Sunday Service." However, there was no such incident. Yeezy wasn't actually the man on top of the beast, leading Kim Kardashian to dispell those rumors and tell the true story. She got to the root of the issue after 50 Cent and Snoop Dogg had done their part in spreading the false narrative though.

Reposting a video that claims Kanye West is the man in the clip, both social media trolls entered the chat with their own versions of what happened. 50 Cent shared the video with the following caption, trying to understand why exactly a horse was in church in the first place: "Wait I don’t understand, why was he on the horse." On the other side of the spectrum, Snoop Dogg seemed to be fully aware that Ye was not actually pictured, saying: "Who is that n***a on dat nare."

Kim Kardashian took control of the fake news by urging the media to fact-check their stories before hitting the "publish" button. "This is not Kanye and this is not the Sunday Service Choir," said Kim before sharing a flurry of legitimate moments from Sunday Service this week. How funny would it have been if this actually was Kanye?