#Brighton police release the first 5 wanted faces for #MFE attack which injured ten yr old girl #edl

Brighton police release images of men wanted in connection with March for England violence

1:51pm Monday 21st May 2012 in News

Pictures have been released of five people wanted by police investigating violence which flared during the March for England through Brighton last month.

A 10-year-old girl and two police officers were injured after bottles were hurled at the fifth annual nationalist gathering.

The event attracted counter-demonstrations by anti-fascist protesters, leading to three arrests following ugly exchanges on April 22.

Sussex Police said there was a “considerable level of violence” directed at the 140 marchers and attempts were made to block them at several points along the route.

Today, officers issued pictures of five people they want to question over the trouble. All are suspected of throwing bottles, cans or containers at police officers and crowds.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mounted police were drafted in to maintain calm but Superintendent Steve Whitton said it was clear some people were intent on not protesting peacefully.

He said: “We were able to restrain these groups and individuals with a firm, robust but fair policing response but this did require a major police presence at several points.”

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The three people arrested were all men who were not connected to the march. All were detained on suspicion of public order offences at separate points along the route.

One was later released without charge and the other two, both aged 20 – one from Brighton and one from Worthing, West Sussex – are on police bail pending further inquiries.

Police said they were also investigating areport of common assault on a 43-year-old man who was walking behind the march when he was allegedly grabbed.

http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/9717783.Brighton_police_release_images_of_men_wanted_in_connection_with_March_for_England_viole/

This is the woman who threw the bottle which hit the little girl at #MFE #Brighton #EDL

(Click on pic to enlarge) She threw several items and is wanted in connection with the injuries suffered by the ten yr old girl on the march. The incident is on CCTV.

If you know her ring Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 and also email us politjoe@hotmail.co.uk Cheers   Suzy

Brighton “anti-fascist” book launch disrupted

Well done the Patriots who disrupted the launch of the pathetic “anti-fascist” book yesterday in Brighton. The leader of the local Antifa had a bitch fit and got himself arrested and two of ours got arrested also. If these morons wish to deny us freedom of speech and assembly then we can do the same. We will peacefully disrupt them until they leave us alone. Simples.

Suzy

Well done the South Coast Casuals – Commies fail again #EDL

Fascist’ threat hits book launch

5:40pm Thursday 15th March 2012 in NewsBy Ben Parsons

An activist says he has been forced to move his book launch because of the chance the far right would disrupt the event.

Tony Greenstein planned to sign copies of his book, The Fight Against Fascism In Brighton and the South Coast, at the Friends Meeting House in Ship Street, Brighton, on Saturday.

Available at all lefty bookshops in Brighton in the “fiction” section

But officials at the venue cancelled the event, saying they were concerned it could trigger a protest.

In April last year a Unite Against Fascism (UAF) meeting at the building was interrupted when a large group carrying a Union Flag turned up outside.

Speakers at the meeting described the group as “thug-like and threatening”. The UAF claimed the protest was staged by the far-right English Defence League.

The nationalist March For England was held in the city three weeks later, with a counter-demonstration by the UAF.

Another March For England is planned for Sunday, April 22.

Mr Greenstein received an email from the Meeting House wardens saying they were concerned about violence breaking out.

Possible confrontation

It said: “We have come to this decision following concerns raised by the police about possible violent confrontation at the Meeting House on Saturday from members of right-wing groups opposed to your event.

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“We have a number of other groups here that day we are particularly concerned for and do not want to get caught up in any way with confrontation.”

Sussex Police confirmed it had contacted the Meeting House but said the venue had already decided to pull the event.

A force spokesman: “Our aim is to ensure events take place peacefully and safely.

“Due to the contentious subject matter of the book, police had concerns that the event would attract the attention of people with opposing views who may wish to protest.

“Officers contacted staff at the venue to gain further information about the event to make a proper assessment as to whether there could be an impact on the local community.

“However, staff had taken the decision to cancel the event.”

Mr Greenstein has reorganised the event for 12.15pm on Saturday, March 17 at the Brighthelm Centre, in North Road, Brighton.

He told The Argus: “What better way for fascism to triumph than to bow before its demands and its threats?”

http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/9593839.___Fascist____threat_hits_book_launch/