Scottish police arrest 15 after anti-migrant protest clashes
GLASGOW: Police in Scotland said on Saturday that officers arrested 15 people while responding to "significant disorder" after anti-immigration and anti-racism…
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Glasgow anti-migrant march turns violent with police arresting 15 people. The city has seen a series of protests around immigration in recent years that have sometimes turned violent, in a trend mirrored in towns and cities in neighbouring England. “Police Scotland has arrested 15 people while responding to incidents of disorder in relation to planned protest activity,” the force said. Anti-immigration group Unite The Clans Scotland had advertised a protest at Glasgow Green starting at noon under the banner "save our women and children" and "protect our future".
Furthermore, The city is currently hosting the Commonwealth Games. Officers made arrests for assault, possession of offensive weapons and other public order offences, said police.
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Glasgow anti-migrant march turns violent with police arresting 15 people.
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according to The IndependentThe city has seen a series of protests around immigration in recent years that have sometimes turned violent, in a trend mirrored in towns and cities in neighbouring England. “Police Scotland has arrested 15 people while responding to incidents of disorder in relation to planned protest activity,” the force said.
according to Free Malaysia Today +1Anti-immigration group Unite The Clans Scotland had advertised a protest at Glasgow Green starting at noon under the banner "save our women and children" and "protect our future".
according to Channel News Asia +1The city is currently hosting the Commonwealth Games.
according to Channel News Asia +1Officers made arrests for assault, possession of offensive weapons and other public order offences, said police.
according to Free Malaysia Today
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