A suspect wanted in connection with violent disorder during a Nottingham protest received an early morning wake-up call from police officers.
Officers carried out a warrant in Broadwood Road in Bestwood at 7am on Wednesday 14 August.
The warrant was executed in connection with a violent incident witnessed on Saturday 3 August at around 5.20pm.
It was during pre-planned protests near Old Market Square in the city centre.
A number of men were arrested at the time.
Following extensive lines of inquiry, a warrant was executed at Broadwood Road.
A man wanted in connection with the incident was not at the address but found at his girlfriend’s property a short distance away.
A 35-year-old man was subsequently arrested on suspicion of violent disorder and taken into custody.
Assistant Chief Constable Rob Griffin said: “The public shared with us some footage that we have re-investigated and has led us to identify some suspects. We will continue with these investigations.
“The message couldn’t be clearer – there is absolutely no place for violent disorder on the streets of our city.
“We won’t stand for it. If you wish to cause disorder of any kind, then expect a knock at your door.
“As today’s warrant proves, we will arrest you and ensure justice is served.”
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