Gas Bombs Thrown at Police in Northern Ireland

Protests, against the Union Jack being limited, continued in Northern Ireland, on Friday.

Most of them remained peaceful.

However, in Newtownabbey, stones, fireworks, and gas bombs were thrown at police.

At least twelve gas bombs were thrown at officers, who found another nineteen, which hadn't been thrown.

Luckily, no one was injured in this incident.

Since the protests began, on December 3, one hundred and twenty-seven police officers have been injured, with an unknown number of civilians hurt as well.

One hundred and seventy-four protesters have been arrested.