NOTTINGHAM CHILD SEX PROTEST - POLICE STATION STORMED video - ABUSE PROTEST DISRUPTS TRAFFIC 03 OCT. 2015

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 Traffic on Mansfield Road was disrupted by campaigners highlighting allegations of historic child abuse in Nottinghamshire care homes.

Around 130 people marched from Forest Road East along Mansfield Road towards the city centre on Saturday afternoon before handing a letter to officers at Central Police Station calling for the resignation of Nottinghamshire Police Chief Constable Chris Eyre.

The protestors, who then gathered outside the Theatre Royal, with some dressed in police uniform, calling themselves ‘peace officers’ and another wearing a pig mask, say there have been failed by the police.

Campaigner Mandy Sleiman said: “This is why we are campaigning, because Chris Eyre has failed all the child abuse survivors. We have not had one conviction yet.”

“It’s just systematic failure for every survivor.”

Nigel O’Mara, 51, of Mapperely, who says he is a victim of historic child abuse, was on the march.
He said: “We need people to come forward who have experienced these things so we can give evidence to the enquiry that’s coming up.”
The march took about 15 minutes, with Nottingham City Transport tweeting to its passengers that it had caused delays.

 A spokesman for Nottinghamshire Police said he had not yet seen the letter calling for resignation and would only say: “We have had a protest and can confirm it was a lawful protest and we have allowed them to facilitate the protest.
“They are being engaged by police officers and we have allowed them to have their time.
“They attended Central Police Station before moving on further into the city.”

source: http://www.nottinghampost.com/Child-sex-abuse-protest-disrupts-traffic/story-27915106-detail/story.html#ixzz3nc3ggkQQ

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