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UK: Police use dogs and helicopter to swoop on pacifist student

01 January 2010

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Police use dogs and helicopter to swoop on pacifist student (Evening Standard, link): "A pacifist is suing police for malicious arrest after he was held under anti-terror laws for staging a protest outside an Army base....Mr Moulton, a student at Hull University, said he was taking action because he was refused an internship at the House of Commons and was barred from entering the US because of his criminal record."

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