Met Sergeant injured at protest said force had intel for violence

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Met Sergeant injured at protest said force had 'intel' for violence

A Metropolitan Police Sergeant who was injured during a protest at Hyde park has said her and her colleagues do not understand why they were sent in without any public order kit.

Sgt Nikki O'Malley was one of eight officers injured at the protest in Hyde Park (Photo credit: HASSIMAGE/BACKGRID)

Date - 10th June 2021
By - Chloe Livadeas

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Speaking at the Federation''s virtual annual conference, Sgt Nikki O'Malley described the events of an anti-lockdown protest in central London in April where her and her colleagues were injured after the crowd turned violent. The...

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