Police has been reminded that there is always a risk of disruption when it comes to London Olympics 2012.

The incident took place at a Boat Race when a protest swimmer appeared to be disrupting it by swimming across the boat's swim line.

According to The Telegraph the 158th race was stopped for half an hour while the swimmer was removed from the River Thames and was taken away by a police.

As quoted in The Telegraph British Olympic Association Chairman Colin Moynihan admits that the forces "can never completely remove" the theat for Olympic 2012 Games to be disrupted.

Acording to The Telegraph Trenton Oldfield, the man who disrupted the event was charged with public order offence as it appeared he deliberately was croosing the path of rowers.

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