A second man has been charged after England’s Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty was harassed on June 27, the Metropolitan police said on Tuesday. The Met said 24-year-old Jonathan Chew of no fixed address has been charged on Monday with common assault and obstructing police. Chew is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday. Footage from June 27 in St. James’s Park, London, which circulated online, shows Chew and his friend Lewis Hughes jeering as they grab hold of Whitty, who appears to struggle to free himself. The two men were at a nearby anti-lockdown protest when they saw Whitty. Hughes, 23, has been charged on Thursday evening with common assault and will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on July 30. Hughs has since apologised for his behaviour, saying he had a drink before the incident, and only wanted a selfie with the chief medical officer to show his mother. “There was no malicious intent, I didn’t …