Guardian News published this video item, entitled “‘Disgraceful’ Bristol violence caused by people with ‘grudge against policing’, says chief” – below is their description.
Andy Marsh, Avon and Somerset chief constable, condemned ‘disgraceful scenes’ at a protest in Bristol that left at least 20 officers injured. ‘I don’t believe this was a protest,’ Marsh said. ‘This was people intent on causing serious disorder, violence and damage, people with a grudge against policing.’ Seven people have been arrested so far after the ‘kill the bill’ demonstration in Bristol, which included protesters stoning a police station and setting fire to police vehicles.
Police chief fears further violence after Bristol ‘kill the bill’ protest ► https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/mar/22/twelve-police-officers-injured-in-bristol-kill-the-bill-protests
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