The Metropolitan Police will investigate the officer featured in video from the London Greek Embassy protests in London on Monday December 8. "Before every operation all our staff are briefed as to the role of the media and wherever operationally possible to facilitate them. This was a spontaneous demonstration that at points included outbreaks of disorder, which required an emergency response from police," the statement said.
As Journalism.co.uk reported on the Editors' Blog on Wednesday, photographs by Philip Caller (as left, (c) Philip Caller 2008, www.flickr.com/photos/filkaler/) document a police officer holding the photographic equipment of photojournalist Marc Valleé.Tags (click tag to find related articles; click icon for feed):
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