In UK, tensions grow between protesters and scandal-hit police
Al Jazeera
Allegations of police brutality and the targeting of ethnic minorities come after a serving officer was charged with murdering a woman.
London, United Kingdom – Jasmine is not new to protests, but until recently she had never come home with bruises. Nor had she ever been bitten by a police dog. “Even if they [the police] are allowed to hit us, it’s supposed to be below the knee. Why do I have marks all up the side of my body?” she told Al Jazeera. The 26-year-old from Bristol, a city in southwest England, is one of the thousands of people who have been taking part in a series of “Kill the Bill” protests against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.
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