British Metropolitan Police Commissioner Nick F.

Grave said Friday the investigation is ongoing.

A serving police constable has tonight been charged with the kidnapping murder of Sarah Everard.

Wayne Cousins, aged 48 has been remanded in custody and will appear at Westminster Magistrates Court tomorrow morning.

Everard was last seen on the night of March 3rd as she walked home from a friend's house in south London on Friday, Police identified a body found in a wood near the spot as Evrard, igniting fear and anger from women across Britain.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Friday he was appalled by the murder.

The whole country will be united in there feeling for friends, her family and we'll share their shock and their grief and uh I can see and I totally understand why this has triggered such a wave of feeling on on this issue on the issue of safety of women and safety of the of the streets, women have since flooded social media with tributes to Everard, sharing their own experiences and fears of walking alone at night in a burly who organized a vigil for Everard says women shouldn't be expected to change their behavior to stay safe.

For us, it's about standing up to that and saying that spaces should be safe for women, Um, and that it's not our behavior that needs to change.

It's not about what we wear.

It's not about what time we go out.

We can't self imposed a curfew on ourselves because of our gender.

It's about actually raising the issue of violence and harassment of women and telling men that it's their job to change their behavior as well.

Mhm.