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LONDON: Met police clamps down on feared unrest on Million Mask March

04 November 2015

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"Thousands of extra officers and tough public order restrictions to be deployed amid fears of repeat of violence on Bonfire night protest... Scotland Yard is to deploy thousands of extra police officers and impose tough public order restrictions over fears that a Bonfire night protest in London against austerity and increased state surveillance will turn violent. The Million Mask March planned for Thursday night is part of a global protest movement organised by the internet activist group Anonymous."

See the article: Met police clamps down on feared unrest on Million Mask March (Guardian, link)

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