Overstretched police? 19 police cars sent to protect Baronet Sir Philip Naylor-Leyland from fox hunting protesters

Pride's Purge

if you live in Cambridgeshire and found the police too busy to attend your call on the 23rd of December – it’s probably because NINETEEN Cambridgeshire police cars were sent to protect a fox hunt organised by Sir Philip Naylor-Leyland, 4th Baronet.

The police turned up in force and then proceeded to threaten the peaceful anti-hunt protesters with CS spray:

Cambridgeshire police seem to think their job is to protect the wealthy as they go about killing wildlife rather than investigate the robberies, muggings, break-ins and rapes that happen to the rest of us plebs. 

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Full report here:

HIT REPORT 23.12.2017 – FITZWILLIAM HUNT
CASTOR VILLAGE GREEN (from Milton Hall)

* FITZ CHRISTMAS EVE PRESTIGE MEET TOTALLY SABBED
* OVER 40 SABS FROM 9 SEPARATE GROUPS IN 5 VEHICLES
* 19 POLICE VEHICLES RESPONDED TO THE HUNT’S REPORTS OF ‘ACID SPRAYS’. NO ARRESTS MADE…

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