Three people have been arrested during protests in Portsmouth, where rival demonstrators marched through the city as new police powers came into force.
The arrests included a 76-year-old man who was suspected of concealing his identity. The other two arrests were reported in connection with the same demonstrations, but no further details about the individuals or the specific allegations involving them were provided in the supplied material.
The protests involved opposing groups marching through Portsmouth. The source material states that the demonstrations took place as new police powers came into effect, but it does not specify the nature of those powers, the routes taken by the demonstrators, or the size of the marches.
No additional information has been supplied about whether any of those arrested have been charged, released, or remain in custody. There are also no further official statements included in the material about the policing operation or any disruption linked to the protests.
The latest known position is that three arrests were made during the Portsmouth demonstrations, with one arrest involving a 76-year-old man suspected of concealing his identity.
