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Wednesday, 10 September 2014 - 13:22

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New photos of Hague stone thrower released

The police have released photos on the internet of ten people suspected of throwing stones at the police during the organization Pro Patria's "march of freedom" in The Hague on August 10th. Protesters threw stones at the police. Six people were arrested during the protest for public violence, sedition and insulting police officers. Two people were arrested later for damaging a journalist's camera. Three of these suspects are still in custody. Based on camera footage of the protest a further ten people are being suspected of throwing stones and public violence. One man is suspected of assaulting a police officer.

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