British police arrest four people who entered Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s residence

North Yorkshire Police said officers arrived “within a minute” of the men entering the premises and arrested them.

“Four men were arrested on suspicion of trespassing in the grounds of the Prime Minister’s constituency home in Kirby Sigston on Tuesday,” North Yorkshire Police said in a statement. “Investigations are ongoing.”

A spokesman for Sunak declined to comment on the details of the incident.

“The Prime Minister thanks the police for their swift response in keeping him and his family safe,” the spokesman said, according to BBC News. “As this is an ongoing police investigation, further enquiries should be directed to the relevant police department.”

The arrests came after the group Youth Demand released a video in which a young man appeared to enter the prime minister’s residence. Demand called for an arms embargo against Israel and a halt to the issuing of new oil and gas licenses.