Police chief warns people involved in Sunderland riots
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Police chief warns people involved in Sunderland riots
Chief Superintendent Mark Hall from Northumbria Police warns people involved in Friday night’s riots in Sunderland that they will be “met with the full force of the law”.
Report by Blairm.
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