Update: Protest Activity
Police this morning have been working to further reduce the
perimeter around
Parliament, by moving concrete barriers
further into areas currently occupied
by protesters.
Some officers are equipped with shields, in order to
protect themselves from
objects thrown by protesters,
such as human waste.
A large number of protesters
have attempted to obstruct police from moving
the
concrete barriers.
At least three officers require
medical attention after being sprayed with an
unknown
substance by protesters.
One person has been
arrested after attempting to drive a car into a group
of
police officers.
Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
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