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Police make 33 arrests at the Million Mask March Police make 47 arrests at the Million Mask March
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Thirty-three people have been arrested at the annual Million Mask March in central London, police have said. Forty-seven people have been arrested at the annual Million Mask March in central London, police have said.
Protesters wearing Guy Fawkes masks joined the anti-capitalist march from Trafalgar Square to Parliament on Saturday evening.Protesters wearing Guy Fawkes masks joined the anti-capitalist march from Trafalgar Square to Parliament on Saturday evening.
Officers made 33 arrests for drugs, offensive weapons, criminal damage, public order and obstruction offences.
Police imposed strict conditions on this year's march following disorder at the 2015 event.Police imposed strict conditions on this year's march following disorder at the 2015 event.
The protest is one of several similar marches held worldwide on 5 November to demonstrate against capitalism. The protest is one of several similar marches held worldwide on 5 November to demonstrate against capitalism.
Supporters of the hacking group Anonymous demonstrated along the route during a three-hour window between 18:00 and 21:00 GMT. In a breakdown provided by the Met at 21:00 GMT, at which point 33 people had been detained, police said the arrests were for drugs, offensive weapons, criminal damage, public order and obstruction offences.
Supporters of the hacking group Anonymous demonstrated along the route during a three-hour window between 18:00 and 21:00.
Some protesters climbed the base of Nelson's column and chanted the slogan "one solution, revolution" while others ignited fireworks and flares in front of Westminster Abbey.Some protesters climbed the base of Nelson's column and chanted the slogan "one solution, revolution" while others ignited fireworks and flares in front of Westminster Abbey.
Police formed a ring of steel outside the Houses of Parliament and told demonstrators to stay within the agreed boundaries as the march moved forward.Police formed a ring of steel outside the Houses of Parliament and told demonstrators to stay within the agreed boundaries as the march moved forward.
Last year's protest resulted in 50 arrests after four officers and six horses were injured when police clashed with demonstrators. Last year's protest resulted in 50 arrests as four police officers and six horses were injured in clashes with demonstrators.