Police arrest a 44-year-old man in connection with the 2017 “Putney Pusher” incident on Putney Bridge in south-west London, in which a woman was allegedly pushed into the path of a double-decker bus. Multiple outlets report that the arrest comes nearly nine years after the incident and is made as part of an ongoing investigation. Reports say the suspect was detained at his home in west London and is held on suspicion of grievous bodily harm, with the case linked to CCTV footage from May 2017 that drew widespread public attention. Some coverage identifies the man as a banker and alleges he has links to European royal families, though outlets vary in how they describe these connections. Other reports add that the arrest follows steps taken by detectives, including contact with people close to the suspect. The BBC reports the man is later released on bail pending further investigation. Authorities have not publicly confirmed broader personal details beyond the arrest and the alleged offence. The investigation focuses on identifying who pushed the woman into the bus’s path.