Police are searching for five individuals after a violent incident at a protest at Camberwell theatre resulting in injuries to four officers.

Detectives are searching for five people after a protest at a theatre in Camberwell descended into “some of the worst” violence police had seen. More than 100 people, some armed with sticks and missiles, attacked the Lighthouse Theatre during an Eritrean demonstration on December 30. So far 44 people have been arrested for offenses relating to the demonstration. Four police officers were injured during the protest, with some suffering concussions and requiring hospital treatment. Additional officers were called in to provide back-up, Scotland Yard said. At the time of the demonstration Scotland Yard said protesters clashed with police after a demonstration related to “tensions in the Eritrean community”. Social media footage of the incident in Camberwell appeared to show protesters wielding sticks clashing with Met Police officers, bringing traffic to a standstill. Detective Superintendent Sian Thomas, who is leading the investigation, said: “The level of violence used against officers, who were there to keep the public safe and protect people in a theatre, is some of the worst I have seen. “We have so far arrested 44 people for a number of offenses relating to this demonstration and continue to make progress, however, there are still outstanding a number of suspects that we need the public’s help to identify.” Anyone with information is asked to email or call the police on 020 8246 9386 to talk with a detective. People can also contact Crimestoppers anonymously and quote Operation Wickies. The detectives want to identify these five people after violence broke out at an Eritrean demonstration. Metropolitan Police responded to a disturbance near to the Lighthouse Theatre in Camberwell Road. Police responded to a disturbance near the Lighthouse Theatre in Camberwell Road. PA Wire reported on the incident. In addition to the arrests, four police officers were injured, some requiring hospital treatment with concussions from the demonstration. The protest at the Lighthouse Theatre in Camberwell on December 30 saw over 100 individuals attacking the establishment. The violence seen during the encounter was described as one of the worst instances that authorities have come across. Scotland Yard further mentioned that social media footage showed the clashes between protesters and police, leading to a traffic disruption. Extra officers were dispatched by Scotland Yard to provide support during the violent demonstration. Detective Superintendent Sian Thomas, the head of the investigation, highlighted the severity of the violence faced by officers attempting to maintain public safety. The investigation into the violent protest has culminated in the apprehension of 44 individuals linked to various offenses related to the event. However, there are still outstanding suspects whom the police are seeking the public’s assistance to identify. Authorities are urging anyone with relevant information to come forward and provide details to aid in the ongoing investigation. https://therealcrimediary.com/police-are-searching-for-five-individuals-after-a-violent-incident-at-a-protest-at-camberwell-theatre-resulting-in-injuries-to-four-officers/?feed_id=54693&_unique_id=665be107b6837

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