Boris Johnson: Call the police to the house of a potential winner of the British government after a "quarrel" with his companion
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British police were summoned to the home of Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his London partner in the early hours of Friday, after he told a neighbor he had heard a fight between them.
The Guardian reported that Carrie Simmonds had heard, telling a conservative Conservative MP: "Leave me alone. Get out of my apartment."
Simmonds is a 31-year-old public relations consultant.
"I spoke with all the occupants of the address, who were all safe and healthy," the Metropolitan Police told the BBC.
"There was no need to take any action by the police," police said in a statement.
Johnson, later in his campaign campaign in Birmingham, refused to answer a question about what had happened in his apartment.
He said people were interested in knowing what he described as more important.
The Guardian quoted a neighbor as saying that he heard the voice of a woman screaming, followed by the sounds of "a fuss and a rattle."
The neighbor was inside his apartment when the alleged altercation was recorded, the newspaper said.
The Guardian said that in the recording, which her journalists listened to and the BBC did not listen to, Johnson refused to leave the apartment and asked the woman to "leave" his laptop before hearing loud noises and loud noise.
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Simmonds is a 31-year-old public relations consultant.
"I do not care about anything because you're spoiled, you do not care about money or anything," Simmonds said.
"No crime or fear"
"At 00:24 on Friday 21 June, the police responded to a contact from a local resident in the SE5 area of Camberwil," the Metropolitan Police said in a statement.
"The caller was concerned about the safety of his neighbor."
There were no obvious crimes or fears in the police, and there was no need for action by the police, "he said.
Observers see Johnson, who has served as mayor of London and secretary of state, respectively, as the most likely candidate to succeed Teresa Maye as Conservative Party leader and then British prime minister.
Johnson is competing with current Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt in a vote for Conservative members next month.
Johnson, 55, took the lead in a vote for Conservative members of parliament on Thursday.
The BBC's political correspondent says Johnson's personality, along with his political stances, will be scrutinized in his election campaign with Hunt, while a Conservative political commentator sees party members not paying attention to this, European Union, nearly three years ago, in order to choose an appropriate figure in favor of out of the Union for the leadership of the party.
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