Public Order Act conditions imposed ahead of evening protests
it is our judgement that the coming together of large groups with opposing views in the same location poses a risk of serious disorder and/or serious disruption.
it is our judgement that the coming together of large groups with opposing views in the same location poses a risk of serious disorder and/or serious disruption.
The hearings will take place by the end of this month.
The Commissioner has responded to the "completely unacceptable" behaviour depicted
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The Met is appealing for the public’s help to identify them following violent disorder at protests on Saturday, 13 September.
It is deeply regrettable that a number of those who were part of the ‘Unite the Kingdom’ protest became involved in disorder in multiple locations.
Around 1,000 officers will be responsible for ensuring that two demonstrations in central London take place safely.
We have imposed conditions under the Public Order Act to prevent serious disruption at two protests and events this weekend.
The total number of people arrested during the policing operation in central London on Saturday has been confirmed as 532.
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