Five Metropolitan Police officers were injured when a police boat struck Westminster Bridge in central London on 24 July 2026.The incident occurred at approximately 15:40 BST involving a Marine Policing Unit boat carrying armed officers.Witnesses reported two boats passing under the bridge, with the second colliding with the bridge wall due to the wake of the first.Three officers were seen in the River Thames, later rescued and treated by paramedics.No public casualties were reported.Emergency services, including the London Fire Brigade, responded swiftly, and traffic was diverted around the area.The Metropolitan Police confirmed the injuries but stated no public involvement.The Port of London Authority supported the response, and some Westminster Underground station entrances were temporarily closed.The incident highlights the risks of high-speed river operations and the coordination required for such emergencies.