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| Police clash with anti-Islamist protesters in Buckinghamshire |
| 2010-05-02 |
| Violence has [broken out] between anti-Islamist protesters from the English Defence League and riot police at a May Day march in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. Demonstrators hurled coins, glass bottles, plastic flag sticks and cans at officers after the event. Around 200 protesters burst through police lines and scuffled with officers armed with riot shields, batons and dogs. Onlookers said there were no apparent serious injuries. Around 1,000 members of the far-right group had marched to the town's Market Square, chanting and waving flags. One onlooker said: "As the protesters came to leave the square members of the EDL thought they weren't been allowed out quickly enough and some began pushing and shoving. Soon missiles were been thrown and riot police had to be called in to calm the situation down.' A Thames Valley Police spokesman said the violence lasted for only a "short period", adding: "EDL surged against police lines against wishes of their stewards. Officers contained them before allowing dispersal." |
| Posted by:ryuge |
| #1 EDL: apolitical, against the Islamification of England. No reason to give 'em a hard time with a proxy Police Force, unless your agenda is hidden and you like to get ass-fucked by Moslems at your citizens expense. |
| Posted by: Rhodesiafever 2010-05-02 21:03 |