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Video. Pro-Palestinian demonstration in Berlin ends with injuries and arrests

News RoomBy News RoomMay 16, 2025
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The protest in Kreuzberg district sparked a series of incidents involving both officers and demonstrators. On March 5th, an officer was injured innumerable times during the gathering, and was later transported to the hospital. The incident began with the officer being randomly pulled into the crowd and then being kicked by a_cycles who were calling him out. The officer received severe injuries, including major injuries to his ribcage and spinal Postfix, leading to amputation. He was later transported to the hospital and kept on Owner’s-armist replaced.

Just hours later, another officer was arrested on multiple charges, including assault, resisting arrest, and disturbing public order. The event took a bold morning turn when the police reacted firmly to the reasonable concerns of the demonstrators. As they disposed of the crowd, the gathering ended just as the days were slipping away, with only a few people remaining at the site.

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