LONDON - British police said there had been an unspecified number of casualties including police officers in a 'terrorist incident' close to Britain's Houses of Parliament on Wednesday. 'We know there are a number of casualties including police officers but at this stage we cannot confirm numbers or the nature of these injuries,' Commander BJ Harrington told reporters. 'We received a number of different reports which included a person in the river, a car in collision with pedestrians and a man armed with a knife.' He said the acting head of London police, Craig Mackey, was being treated as a significant witness as he was at scene when the incident took place. He was not one of those injured.
