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Police deny 'bussing' protesters to asylum hotel
A police force has denied it "bussed" pro-refugee protesters to a demonstration outside a hotel housing asylum seekers. Essex Police said it was "categorically wrong" to suggest officers inflamed tensions during a protest at The Bell Hotel in Epping,
Police are braced for a second night of protesters and counter-demonstrators gathered outside an east London hotel after it ...
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GR Rapid Response to ICE claims GRPD arrested two members unjustly during a peaceful protest, but GRPD says the arrests were ...
The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has awarded N10 million in damages against the Inspector-General of Police, IGP, and the Lagos State Commissioner ...
The Covington Police Department has released more details into their investigation after a clash between law enforcement and ...
Essex Police said they need to speak to Martin Peagram, 33, Shaun Thompson, 37, and Philip Curson, 52, after clashes between protesters and police outside Epping's Bell Hotel.
The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has awarded ₦10 million in damages against the Inspector-General of Police and the ...
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Angola: Police Use Excessive Force Against Peaceful ProtestersAngolan police used excessive force and carried out arbitrary arrests while dispersing peaceful protesters in Luanda, the ...
The judge ruled that the police have constitutional powers to enforce laws, but must exercise the powers in accordance with democratic principles and the rule of law.
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