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He five people injured in Dublinthree of them are minors, untied disorder in the city center far-right anti-immigrant groups According to law enforcement sources, the windows of a Holiday Inn, McDonald’s, a bus, a patrol car were set on fire and stores such as Footlocker were looted.
Following the multiple stabbings, anti-immigration groups demonstrated around the scene.
The concentration escalated into attacks with bottles, fireworks and other things. artifacts, until it spread to other parts of Dublin, where crowds of young people began burn police cars, buses and trams.
The crowd, dispersed along different streets, also He robbed several stores in the center and even broke into a large shopping center.as seen in videos posted on social media.
Small protests against immigration have intensified over the past year.
The scenes also show attacks by groups of young people on police officers who were isolated by unrest that the political class and authorities called the worst ever seen in this country.
The protests have led to the closure of several streets, where police appear to have regained control, and public bus, rail and tram services have suspended some routes.
Irish President Michael D. Higgins expressed concern for the victims of the “horrifying” multiple stabbings while praising the actions of police during the unrest.
“This appalling incident is in the hands of the Gardaí and it is reprehensible and reprehensible that it was used or are subject to violence by groups whose programs are directed against the principle of social inclusion, and deserves the condemnation of all those who believe in the rule of law and democracy,” added Higgins, who holds a predominantly representative position.
Earlier, Garda Chief Drew Harris called the protests “disgraceful” and assured that they were driven by “a faction of hooligans” of “extreme right-wing ideology.”
Harris asked citizens ignore “rumours” which are distributed on social networks about attacker’s identitybecause it is “harmful information” disseminated by groups “for their own purposes.”
Gardaí reported a knife attack in Dublin city center on Thursday. “This is not related to terrorism” and that it may be an “isolated” event.
Speaking to the media, Garda Superintendent Liam Geraghty said investigators were now trying to establish why a man in his 50s, who was arrested at the same location as the attack, stabbed a woman, three minors and also wounded him today. himself with a knife.
A police spokesman explained that the suspect attacked several people shortly after 13:30 GMT today in a busy area in the north of the capital, near a kindergarten.
The injured include a five-year-old girl, who is in “serious condition,” and a woman in her 30s, a school employee, who is being treated for “serious injuries,” while two other minors are out of danger.
Geraghty said the alleged attacker, whose identity has not been revealed, was also hospitalized with stab wounds and was being questioned to determine the reasons for the attack, for which he urged citizens to remain calm and “avoid premature legal proceedings.”
Some media outlets indicate that the suspect is a citizen who was not born in Ireland, although he has lived in this country for more than 20 years and has an Irish passport. (EFE and Reuters)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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