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BROADWATER FARM: A STUDY IN MOB VIOLENCE

01 January 1991

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BROADWATER FARM: A STUDY IN MOB VIOLENCE
refdoc August=1991

JOURNAL ARTICLE , User Ref = 014977 , Acc Date = 11-Dec-89
M Walsh
Police, May/Jun 1989 31(9) pp24,26,28

Examines the riots which occurred in Tottenham, North London in
October 1985, and which resulted in the death of a policeman.
Attempts to draw lessons from this disturbance which could be
applied to any such major civil incident, in particular for the
accident and emergency services. 3 references.

public order, Keith Blakelock, police United Kingdom, Haringey

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