London police are facing backlash after clashing on Saturday with mourners and protesters at a vigil held for Sarah Everard, while enforcing CCP virus restrictions. Everard, 33, disappeared on March 3 near Clapham Common, London, while walking home at around 9 p.m. Her body was found a week later in a woodland outside of London. A police officer, 48-year-old Wayne Couzens, was charged with the kidnap and murder of Everard, sparking anger toward police and fears over women’s safety. Police told organisers of events to honour Everard that public gatherings would be in breach of CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus restrictions and could lead to fines up to £10,000 ($14,000), a warning the police had issues many times before to other planned protests. Organisers of the event “Reclaim These Streets” said they had cancelled a vigil on Clapham Common and other events around the country, after a judge in the high court refused …