US EditionProtesters clash with police outside Essex hotel believed to house asylum seekers
EPPING, ESSEX, ENGLAND, JUL 18 – Protests over housing asylum seekers in hotels have led to violent clashes and arrests, with over 32,000 asylum seekers currently placed in UK hotels, officials said.
- Protesters clashed with police outside a hotel believed to house asylum seekers in Essex, throwing bricks and launching attacks during the unrest.
- Hudush Gerberslaise Kebatu, a 38-year-old man, faces multiple charges and denies the accusations.
- Chief Superintendent Simon Anslow emphasized that disruption and offending is never an appropriate response following the clashes.
- Chris Whitbread criticized the Home Office for housing vulnerable individuals in an unsupervised setting.
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8 police officers have been injured in the clashes
Police Run Over Anti-Immigration Protester After Migrant Sex Attack.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: Social media footage shows British police striking an anti-migration protester with their van amid protests against an asylum seeker accused of three counts of sexual assault.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Essex Police, anti-immigration protesters, far-left counter-protesters, Assistant Chief Constable Stuart Hooper.WHEN & WHERE: The incidents occurred in Epping, England, on July 17.KEY QUOTE: “[W]e’ll make sure that those people f…
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