Police blast water cannons at Belfast protesters as unrest flares again
Summary
Police in Belfast used water cannons against protesters who caused violence following a stabbing incident. The unrest involved people throwing bricks, rocks, and bottles at police and setting small fires.Key Facts
- The violence took place in Belfast, Northern Ireland, at night.
- Protesters wore masks and threw bricks, rocks, and bottles at police officers.
- Some protesters used picket fence pieces as shields.
- The clashes happened after a 30-year-old Sudanese man was charged with attempted murder for a stabbing.
- The stabbing left a man seriously injured and caused anti-immigrant protests.
- Police responded by using water cannons to control the crowd.
- The scene included damaged sidewalks and walls, with protesters using sledgehammers.
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