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#AceNewsDesk – A significant policing operation was put in place to ensure officers could keep protestors safe while being able to respond quickly to incidents of criminal damage and highway obstruction.

On Saturday morning, a proactive vehicle stop in Berwick Street, W1 resulted in the arrest of three people linked to the Animal Rebellion group. Acting on information that those in the vehicle were intending to play a leading role in causing damage later that day, officers intercepted them and seized items including fire extinguishers filled with paint.

Officers on duty in Green Park also spotted two people from the same group wanted in connection with incidents at shops in central London on Friday where milk had been poured on carpets and food displays. They were both arrested and have since been charged. 

The main body of Animal Rebellion protestors were closely monitored as they moved around central London, with officers on hand to prevent offences and make arrests where necessary.

Away from the main protest group, there were three incidents where damage was caused to shops and a restaurant by people emptying tins of paint onto windows and floors. Nine people were arrested on suspicion of criminal damage in relation to those incidents. 

Officers also responded, where appropriate, to minimise disruption caused by protestors unreasonably blocking roads and causing serious disruption to people going about their everyday lives. 

18 protestors from Animal Rebellion who blocked Westminster Bridge on Saturday evening and refused to leave when requested to do so were arrested. 

Earlier that day, 24 protestors linked to the Just Stop Oil group were arrested for obstructing the highway after they blocked Edgware Road/Upper Berkeley Street and Marylebone Road/Baker Street.

On Sunday afternoon, 47 people from the same group were arrested when they blocked roads in the vicinity of Piccadilly Circus with some using locking devices to try and delay police interventions. 

Superintendent Chris Green, who led the policing operation, said:

” This weekend we saw repeated efforts to cause damage to businesses and to unreasonably disrupt the lives of ordinary Londoners by blocking roads.

“The policing operation required to respond to these challenges is significant. It requires many officers out on the ground in key locations in addition to those who are needed to process prisoners and then carry out the investigations to turn arrests into charges and ultimately, outcomes at court. 

“We fully support peaceful protest and will always try to work with organisers so that protests can go ahead safely, but the public rightly expect us to respond swiftly and effectively where protest crosses the line into criminality.

“Thanks to the dynamic and effective response of the dedicated men and women who were on duty over the past two days, we have identified offenders, prevented further incidents of criminal damage and kept disruption in central London to a minimum.” 

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