Epping migrant protest update after protester hit by police van | UK | News
ESSEX police released an update after “contacting” in contact with a protester outside a protester outside a hotel, which is said to host immigrants. Officers, a 14 -year -old girl allegedly trying to kiss 38 -year -old asylum seeker Hadush Gerberslalasie Kebatu’yu accused of sexual assault in a series of demonstrations outside the building was held in EPPING. Yesterday he refused to accuse after appearing at the Chelmsford Magistrate Criminal Court.
Last night there were violent clashes other than Bell Hotel, while eight police officers were injured. They damage continuous cuts, scrapes and injuries in their hands. The online shared video images seemed to show that they were directed to a series of protesters on the road before trying to hit at least one person. A spokesman from the Metropolitan Police confirmed that the force officers joined EPPING after a protest and opposing protest by Essex police.
“In arrival, civil servants were greeted with significant hostility from the protesters, police vehicles were damaged and civil servants threatened them with violence.” He told in the mirror.
“During their participation, the civil servants tried to leave the nearby region due to security concerns and then prevented using obstacles by the protesters group. Meanwhile, a police van made contact with one of the protesters.”
Essex Police Deputy Chairman Constable Stuart Hooper said the PA news agency was notified to the Force, but they said that they watched another video “maybe showing a different angle”.
“And I think angles and perceptions show something different.
“That’s why I’m not sure that there’s a definite incident as reported in the media.”
Following the events on Thursday, the vice president promised to keep guilty to take into account the “selfish and foolish” violence and vandalism.
“Eight civil servants, not only my civil servants, but also by our colleagues from other forces, was attacked last night… and this is absolutely unacceptable.”
