{"id":48519397,"title":"Protesters clash with police at G-20 summit","duration":"2:13","description":"Nearly 200 police officers have been injured and more than 100 hundred protestors have been detained in Hamburg, Germany, where world leaders are meeting at the G-20. “The escalation was clearly started by the police,” said Beuth at a press conference inside the stadium of local football club FC St Pauli on Friday morning. Police fired water cannon and tear gas at anti-capitalist demonstrators in the streets of Hamburg as protesters failed to remove face coverings or to disperse near the site of the summit, an annual gathering of the leaders of world’s 20 most developed economies. “I have every understanding for peaceful demonstrations, but violent demonstrations put human lives in danger,” she said.
Rioting and looting takes place in Altona, Hamburg, particularly in the Elbchaussee area, as police clash with anti-capitalist protestors in the city for a second day. At least 160 police officers are injured and 70 protesters arrested.