Met Police arrest 890 at Palestine Action as masked thugs turn violent | UK | News
The metropolitan police made 890 arrests in a demonstration that defended our juries to support Palestinian action. The majority of protesters who left the handcuffs were detained as supporters for a group banned under the Law of Terrorism, but 17 were arrested for attacking police officers.
Following the policing plan, only those who were in force before the protest were all committed at a prisoner in the Westminster region. Those who provide their details were released on bail to appear at a police station at a future date, while those who refused to give their details and already arrested on bail were transferred to a custody suite. All 857 people arrested for the crimes of the law of terrorism are currently being investigated by the Counter Terrorism Command of Met.
According to the organizer, an estimated 1,500 people gathered in London for the demonstration on Saturday. Many participants, “I oppose the genocide. I support the Palestinian action.”
The Palestinian action has been banned as a terrorist group since July 5 this year after voting in favor of the deputies. This means that supporting the group is illegal.
MET police said that those accused of those accused in accordance with the Law of Terrorism were sentenced to a maximum of six months of imprisonment.
Deputy Commissioner Claire Smart, who led the police operation, said, orum Despite the level of abuse they faced, I would like to thank all civil servants in yesterday’s operation for their professionalism and tireless works.
“Violence we encountered during the operation was coordinated by a group of people and carried out, many of them were wearing a mask to hide their identities, intending to create as much disorder as possible. Most of these individuals were arrested and we started to secure the charges.
“With this demonstration, the contrast between the other protests we worked as a policing yesterday, including the Palestinian coalition march, including approximately 20,000 people, you can express your support for a lawsuit without committing a crime or falling into violence and disorder, and thousands of people do this every week in London.
“We have the task of implementing the law without fear or goodness.
