Police arrested 13 individuals in Norfolk during a protest supporting the group Palestine Action, citing violations of the Terrorism Act 2000. Some were taken for questioning at Wymondham police investigation center, while others provided their personal details and were released. The arrests were part of a broader enforcement pattern against Palestine Action, which has faced over 700 related arrests since being banned on July 5. Superintendent Wes Hornigold stated that the police aim to maintain public order while respecting the right to protest, taking legal action against unlawful activities.
The police arrested 13 individuals in Norfolk for supporting the proscribed group Palestine Action under the Terrorism Act 2000, citing unlawful actions at a protest.
Norfolk police confirmed that five of the arrested were taken to Wymondham police investigation centre, while eight were de-arrested after providing details for further investigation.
Superintendent Wes Hornigold emphasized the police's role in facilitating peaceful protests while also taking action against any confirmed breaches of the law by protestors.
The arrests followed a pattern of increased enforcement actions against Palestine Action, with over 700 arrests since the group was banned, indicating continued legal ramifications.
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