Two more Thetford disorder arrests takes total to 15
On Wednesday, protests involving up to 200 people were reported. The protests took place following proposals to convert RAF Barnham in Suffolk, a former military base, into asylum seeker accommodation. This means officers can direct anyone committing, or who may commit, anti-social behaviour to leave the area from 16:00 BST on Sunday to 16:00 on Tuesday.Do you have a story suggestion for Norfolk?
- ▪On Wednesday, protests involving up to 200 people were reported.
- ▪The protests took place following proposals to convert RAF Barnham in Suffolk, a former military base, into asylum seeker accommodation.
- ▪This means officers can direct anyone committing, or who may commit, anti-social behaviour to leave the area from 16:00 BST on Sunday to 16:00 on Tuesday.Do you have a story suggestion for Norfolk?
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Two more Thetford disorder arrests takes total to 15 Image source, Zoie O'Brien/BBCImage caption, Norfolk Police said it had made two arrests on Sunday including a teenage boyByNeve Gordon-FarleighPublished10 minutes agoTwo more arrests have been made following three nights of unrest in a Norfolk town.Disorder linked to anti-immigration protests took place in Thetford in Norfolk on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, with a police presence in the area ever since.Norfolk Police said a man in his 20s, arrested on Sunday on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker and being in possession of a Class B drug, remains in custody.A teenage boy, arrested on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker, was taken to Bury St Edmunds Police Investigation Centre and has since been released on bail…
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