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Cardiff Riot
Harvey Evans (15) and Kyrees (16) two teenage boys, tragically lost their lives in Cardiff in a fatal crash. The incident sparked a riot that raised questions about the police’s actions that led to the incident. At around 6pm, the crash occurred in Ely. Although the precise motive behind the riot is undetermined, there were rumors circulated on social networks claiming that the teens were allegedly chased by police. South Wales Police stated, however, that they arrived at the scene shortly after the incident took place.
The footage of Tuesday’s CCTV showed a police car close to two cyclists on bikes or electric scooters around 900m away. Wales News obtained the video from a private CCTV system. The footage was seen by many throughout the region and the families of the boys who were killed had also watched the footage.
Chief Superintendent Martyn stone of South Wales Police confirmed they received the footage. He confirmed that there were there were no police vehicles at the scene at the time of the incident The footage indicated that a vehicle was in pursuit of a motorcycle at around 6 pm. The police have reported themselves towards the police watchdog.
Following the incident after the accident, there was a major protest that culminated in the occurrence of a serious incident where police officers were slain. Belinda Sullivan expressed her sadness on Facebook. She admitted the violent mob that was attacking police prevented her from viewing the corpse of her son. She demanded the end of violence, so that she could grieve for her son.
Bridy Harvey’s godmother referred to Harvey as the “social butterfly” who was a fan of bikes, motorcycles and soccer. Both boys shared an interests and were close buddies. Both boys is a tragedy for families.
What transpired at Cardiff this evening?
A few people were wearing balaclavas throughout the violence. Paving slabs off on the ground were also torn by crowd towards police. Police officers up to 12 are believed to be injured. Police have arrested a number of suspects and anticipate making many more. South Wales Police are actively looking into the circumstances surrounding the incident, which led to a incident of riot. They are looking to identify the root of the problem and ensure justice is served.
Police officers were confronted by a massive incident of disorder they described as “a massive disturbance” because a number of youngsters were disruptive for a number of hours. Public order officers who had special expertise were sent to manage the chaos, as vehicles and properties were damaged. Police officers were also injured. YouTube videos showed youngsters throwing fireworks, projectiles and other items at police using police riot shields, which were placed on the other side of an avenue.
Just before midnight, one vehicle was destroyed by fire. It was followed by a third vehicle which was also flipped over and ignited. In the event of threats the police force comprising mounted police were stationed at the Ely Police Station in early Tuesday morning. About 3 am, police tried to thwart rioters moving down Highmead Road, Ely.
The rioters continued throwing projectiles throughout the entire event and set fire to cars. They also ignited garbage bins and wheelie-bins while police vehicles in armored vehicles drove them around the streets. The Telegraph covered the Cardiff protests, revealing the clashes between the police and the crowd.
“The Cardiff Riot: Rumors behind the Riot
South Wales Police clarified later that the incident occurred prior to the arrival of police officers. Alun Michael, the Police and Crime commissioner for South Wales explained to the BBC in an interview that the accident was tragic traffic accident in which two teens who were riding off-road bicycles or scooters died. The Commissioner said that the incident is being investigated by an independent investigator.
The commissioner added that the disorder and violence that ensued, resulting in the injury of about 12 officers (thankfully there were no life-threatening injuries) appeared to be unrelated to the incident and the connection between them is unclear. He also stated that there were rumors which quickly circulated, suggesting that police were involved in a car chase. The contrary was true. A top police officer at the scene claimed that during the demonstrations, rioters assaulted one person in the false assumption that the person was an undercover cop.
Declaration of Police
South Wales Police confirmed arrests related to the incident. The number of those who were arrested hasn’t been released. Mark Travis, Assistant Chief Constable of South Wales Police, expressed his condolences and sympathies to the families of two boys in the fatal collision that took place in Ely. These kinds of incidents are uncommon in any town and especially in an area of such size as Ely.
Police received numerous calls from residents who were scared after seeing the criminal violence and disorder caused by the large number of. ACC Travis condemned the violence and the damage on emergency service vehicles, and property. This kind of behavior was considered unacceptable by the ACC Travis.
