A man has been arrested in connection with violence which broke out during a Boxing Day hunt.
Members of the Avon Vale Hunt clashed with protesters in Lacock, Wiltshire, as it passed through the village on Monday morning.A man aged in his 30s, from Westbury, who was arrested on suspicion of affray has been released under investigation, Wiltshire Police said. In a statement the force added: "We have received a number of calls from members of the public with information in relation to the incident.
"We'd urge anyone who was present who may have information which could help our inquiries to get in touch, as well as anyone who may have their own footage of the incident."it was assessing complaints about police conduct at the hunt.
Go and hunt a Red Lion - if you think you're hard enough!!
Go and hunt a Red Lion if you think you're bad enough!!!
'Punches were thrown as the two groups met outside The Red Lion pub' technically correct, but disingenuous. 'Protesters, violent assaulted by hunt supporters' would be a better editorial.
Where ..Is it a full on punch up.. pictures
except didn’t arrest the big red jacket nonces on horseback arranging an illegal group activity to kill animals, did they?
I thought violence was the whole point of the hunt?
good afternoon, oh my gosh that is really awefull people should abide the law , and i see in the photo that people are not wearing masks, and yet covid is running wild at the moment. silenceisnotgolden
Where are the arrests for the illegal violence unleashed by hunts every week?
Wax Jacket nonces.
Hopefully to the posh Tories slaughtering animals
I bet it wasn't one of the cruel evil pricks in red jackets
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