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LONDON (Reuters Life!) – London Mayor Boris Johnson rescued a woman attacked by a group of girls wielding a metal bar after answering her plea for help during an evening bicycle ride, a spokeswoman for his office said Wednesday.

Documentary filmmaker Franny Armstrong was confronted by a group of young teenage girls as she was walking in North London Monday night, media reported.

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but then later in the news they said that police does tell people to not risk their lives to help someone, that taking the law into your own hands, even to prevent a crime, can be punishable... so what do you do??? the mayor just brushed it off saying he did act without thinking it through and it ended up being the right thing...
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