Arrests and injuries amid anti-immigration disorder
Summary
There were violent protests in Thetford, Norfolk, related to anti-immigration feelings. Police officers were hurt, properties were damaged, and several people were arrested after groups clashed with the police over the housing of asylum seekers.Key Facts
- Two police officers were injured during anti-immigration protests in Thetford.
- Protesters damaged homes by smashing windows and breaking fences.
- A man was arrested for public order offenses and later given a conditional caution.
- Two more arrests were made, including a man charged with carrying a wooden bat as a weapon.
- Police used significant resources to control the situation and keep people safe.
- The local Member of Parliament called the violence "deeply concerning" and condemned mob actions.
- The unrest followed plans to house asylum seekers in former military barracks near Thetford.
- Police promised to support peaceful protests but will act against violence.
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