Extra officers called in as violent unrest in Belfast continues for another night
Summary
Violent protests have continued in Belfast after a Sudanese immigrant was arrested for a knife attack that seriously injured a local man. Police have called for extra officers from Scotland and other parts of the U.K. to help control the unrest, which has included fires, attacks on police, and harassment of immigrant workers.Key Facts
- A Sudanese immigrant was charged with attempted murder after stabbing a man in Belfast.
- The victim, Stephen Ogilvie, is in stable condition with serious injuries.
- Violent protests have occurred nightly, involving fires, property damage, and attacks on police.
- Police used a water cannon to disperse crowds during unrest.
- 16 people have been arrested so far connected to the protests.
- Scotland sent 90 officers to support 200 officers already in Northern Ireland.
- Protesters have shown anti-immigrant messages amid the violence.
- The victim’s family called for calm and peaceful protest, condemning the unrest.
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