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There a little boy over his father's shoulder, with a swinging sword, I wonder what he will grow up to be?
Borgerhout: 230 people arrested during a protest against the anti-Islamic film
Many young people had an appointment Saturday afternoon near Antwerp Borgerhout to protest against the anti-Islam film "The innocence of Muslims." The event ended with riots and 230 people were arrested administratively.
Police arrested administratively Saturday, Borgerhout 230 people after a demonstration against the anti-Islamic film. The minutes were up against some troublemakers carrying a weapon or prohibited calls to police.
"He who loves the Prophet must be present"
Sms broadcast on Friday were called to gather this Saturday at 15:00 Borgerhout. "We are ready to fight with all our soul and with all our heart and to the death if need be for our beloved prophet . Whoever loves the prophet must be present " , said the message. Young people chanted slogans. The police intervened when the atmosphere has deteriorated and some troublemakers sought confrontation with the police. The police used pepper spray and batons. Those arrested were identified one by one and then released in dribs and drabs in the evening. After the arrests, calm returned to the town.
A police officer slightly injured
A record was also drawn up against a man for carrying a prohibited weapon, a knife multiple blades, according to the same source. In addition, a policeman was slightly injured in scuffles between demonstrators and police that marred the end of the rally, during which an American flag was burned, according to the same source.
Members in the event Sharia4Belgium
The police also highlights the role Borgerhout Saturday by members of radical Islamic group Sharia4Belgium who refused to leave the event as requested by the police. On its website, Sharia4Belgium calls for a new event Sunday at the U.S. consulate in Antwerp. This trend Salafist group, citing Osama bin Laden on its website and whose militants are mainly settled in Antwerp, was being shown to cause riots in Brussels in June after the arrest of a woman refusing to remove her niqab. 's leader, Fouad Belkacem, who was charged with "incitement to hatred" is currently in custody. It is already known for having called for the establishment of Islamic law in Belgium.
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