Briton slams car at police station after fine he received for violations of the measures

One person was arrested after having crashed in a car at a police station in Edmonton, Britain, and started a fire. The reason that pushed him to this act is said to have been a fine for violating anti-Condavit measures worth 10,000 pounds, which only just received, writes the Sun”.

Police are investigating reasons that pushed the 45-year-old to the move. It's unclear what anti-Convict rules have been broken.

He was arrested after he crashed his car in Edmonton Police Station north of London last night.

He also lit fire on the street by means of a flammable fluid and caused massive evacuation. The person has been arrested on suspicion of arson and a number of other violations. He remains in custody.

Britain's police have reportedly not been described as a terrorism-related attack.