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Police in The Hague arrested 34 people during unrest on Saturday, despite there being no riots or looting. Most were minors from different parts of the Netherlands.
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Police arrested 34 people during unrest in The Hague on Saturday, although there were no riots or looting, Dutch news agency ANP reported. Most of those arrested were minors from several towns and cities across the Netherlands, including Amsterdam, Beerta, Lemele and Zwijndrecht.
The arrests were made on suspicion of offences including public violence, possessing prohibited substances and wearing face-covering clothing. The report did not specify what prompted the unrest or provide further details about the incidents.
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