Four officers injured, 13 arrested after protest on Boston Common turns violent, police say
The police were wounded, four officers were wounded and arrested after protesting 13 Boston Commod.
According to the Boston police, Boston Common returned to violence on Tuesday night and several officers were injured.
A Boston Police Spokesman was arrested on Tuesday after eight males and five women were arrested after the crowd of protesters began to jointly separation and move to Tremont Street and Winter Street.
According to the police, the protesters then opened the police, kicked a cruiser, attacked the officers, blocked traffic, and set up devices that put the red smoke clouds in the air.
The video sent to the Boston 25 News by Emerson College’s student newspaper Berkeley Beacon shows that the police faced several protesters, some of them handcuffed on the ground and detained others.
Police, four officers were injured during the match, two need more treatment in a hospital, he said.
In a statement to a chapter spokesman Boston 25 News, the first reports show that some officers break the bones. The police say that none of their injuries are thought to threaten life.
The video shows that protesters seem to be dependent on pro -Palestinian movement. Tuesday celebrated the second anniversary of Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel.
Boston police said that none of the individuals were reserved from 21:00.
The police say more details will be made on Wednesday morning.
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