Doctors to Denisa: "You were lucky. You could have been dead."
She has a skull facture and 18 stitches.
Article is in Dutch
EINDHOVEN - Een schedelbreuk en 18 hechtingen liep de Denisa Štastná zondag op toen ze vol op haar hoofd geraakt werd door het waterkanon dat de politie inzette tijdens de rellen op het 18 Septemberplein. Volgens de Tsjechische liep ze juist weg van de rellen toen het gebeurde.
www.ed.nl
It is obvious that the police have been given the green light from above to beat people half to death. Just a matter of time before they kill someone. And then all bets are off.
Yes yesterday there were many clashes in the Netherlands in a dozen cities with a violent response by the riot police. I read it in Mirastnews:
Affrontements, incendies criminels et arrestations massives alors que la police anti-émeute lutte pour contenir la rage anti-verrouillage aux Pays-Bas (VIDEOS) (Confrontations, arson and mass arrests as riot police struggle to contain lockdown rage in the Netherlands (VIDEOS)
The article is in French but you can watch the videos.
Here the translation :
Some 240 people were arrested as the unrest spread to at least 10 municipalities across the Netherlands, with riot police using water cannons, truncheons, dogs and horses to break up unauthorised lockdown rallies and riots.
Police faced curfew defying crowds in The Hague, Amsterdam, Eindhoven, Enschede, Venlo, Stein, Roermond, Oosterhout, Breda and elsewhere in the country for the second consecutive day on Sunday.
At least 190 people, including minors, were arrested in Amsterdam alone, where some 1,500 demonstrators gathered in the central museum square, according to local media reports.
While most of the demonstrators were peaceful, some of them sitting on a field with their banners, the authorities declared the whole gathering illegal under Covid's current lockdown rules, and the police forcibly dispersed it using water cannons and truncheons.
In Eindhoven, hundreds of demonstrators clashed with the police, throwing fireworks and stones at policemen and police vans, while mounted cops charged the crowd and used tear gas against the demonstrators.
Meanwhile, a group of rioters in Enschede tried to break the windows of the Medisch Spectrum Twente, forcing the hospital to request extra security.
Later in the evening, multiple fires were burning in the streets of The Hague, and rioters reportedly set fire to a police motorbike after forcing an officer to flee.
The mayor of Venlo was forced to issue an emergency order after an unruly crowd roamed the streets destroying shopfronts, firing fireworks and throwing stones.
The Royal Netherlands Military Police were deployed to contain the unrest in Stein and Roermond. Multiple acts of vandalism have also been reported in Oosterhout.
The neighbouring authorities in Breda and Tilburg both issued emergency decrees, giving the police more power to restore public order.
Previously, following Saturday night's clashes, police had arrested 25 people, while 3,600 others were fined for violating lockdown orders.