Boy, 11, pepper-sprayed by cops at migrant hotel protest | World | News
Met Police Pepper sprayed a child during the anti -immigrant protests in Canary Wharf in London. Officers were attacked by a protester in a shopping center, and the individual was arrested by civil servants using Pava spray. Met police, the child “intensity of the crowd in the region” given the accidentally repulsed, he said.
This comes after the online shooting, in a shopping center in Canary Wharf, a disorder in a shopping center close to the view of Britannia Hotel, which is allocated as a potential asylum accommodation space. The Metropolitan Police released a section 60aa order to suppress the disorder on Dog Island.
A witness in X said: “Disgusting scenes with children who sprayed pepper in Canary Wharf. Terrible behaviors from the out -of -control police force. Intentionally, it is very ugly to target children.”
MET Police answered the following statement: “Officers witnessed the attack of the protester on a member of the people in the Canary Wharf Shopping Center.
“The suspect was immediately arrested by civil servants using Pava spray.
“Given the intensity of the crowds in the region, we are aware that other protesters and public members may have been temporarily affected by Pava use.”
MET MIS PREVIOUS POLICE X shared X: “We have facilitated peaceful anti-asylum protests for dogs in the afternoon. The protesters, including some masked, were moved to the Canary Pier Shopping Center where a small group became aggressive against the police. A more arrest was made to help.”
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