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schema:articleBody	British police said Sunday they had arrested a man suspected of urinating beside a memorial to an officer slain in a 2017 terror attack, during protests in central London on Saturday. The Metropolitan Police said the 28-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of "outraging public decency" after presenting himself at a police station in Essex, northeast of London, where he remained in custody. The Met launched an investigation after a photo posted on social media appeared to show a man urinating next to the memorial to Keith Palmer, the police officer killed in the 2017 terror attack outside parliament. The urinating incident is thought to have occurred Saturday during violent clashes involving self-styled "patriots" backed by far-right groups who had gathered to counter anti-racism protesters in central London. Police said Sunday it arrested 113 people in total, for a range of offences including violent disorder and assault on officers, while 23 officers suffered minor injuries. Television footage showed some agitators throwing punches, bottles and smoke bombs at officers as well as scuffling with rival protesters supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. Those assembling said they were there to guard statues and memorials vandalised during recent anti-racism protests sparked by the killing of George Floyd at the hands of police in the United States. Met Commander Bas Javid called the violent scenes "utterly shocking". "Mindless hooliganism such as this is totally unacceptable and I am pleased arrests were made," he said, commending officers' "enormous bravery". "We will now work closely with the courts in pursuit of justice." The image of the urinating man also drew widespread condemnation, with Conservative lawmaker Tobias Ellwood -- who gave first aid to Palmer as he died -- calling it "abhorrent". "Absolute shame on this man," he said on Twitter. jj/dl
schema:headline	London police arrest man suspected of urinating on officer's memorial
schema:mentions	Essex Metropolitan Police Service Anti-racism Far-right politics Black people Hurricane Floyd London Social media Twitter United Kingdom United States Violent disorder Cornelis Bas Tobias Ellwood List of 24 characters Indecent exposure International reactions to the Qana airstrike
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schema:datePublished	2020-06-14 (xsd:date)
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