Seven arrested in Uden after violent clash at asylum center meeting

Seven arrested in Uden after violent clash at asylum center meeting

Seven people were arrested Wednesday night following an information session on the potential establishment of an asylum seekers' center (AZC) in Uden, the Netherlands. While the meeting itself remained peaceful, tensions escalated afterward, leading to violent actions from a group of youths, according to Omroep Brabant. None of the arrested individuals were from Uden.

The police arrested a total of nine people on Wednesday around the information meeting about the arrival of an asylum seekers' centre in Uden. After the meeting, seven people were arrested for throwing fences and fireworks. The police previously reported that it involved six people. In addition, the police arrested a 64-year-old man from Uden earlier in the evening for doxing a police officer and another man was arrested for public drunkenness.

Seven people were arrested for aggression on Wednesday evening after the information meeting about the possible arrival of an asylum center in Uden. The meeting itself went smoothly, but then a group of young people became aggressive. None of the detainees are from Uden. During the demonstration, two more men were also arrested for public drunkenness and so-called doxing, collecting or distributing personal information from, in this case, an age…