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Same in the US. But, people are required to obey police commands, unlawful or not, and then seek remedy from the courts afterwards. And, there is usually a na

Same in the US. But, people are required to obey police commands, unlawful or not, and then seek remedy from the courts afterwards. And, there is usually a narrow self-defense exception. One can lawfully resist if the police are unlawfully trying to kill you.

pas 6y ago
In the video the police had control. There was absolutely zero need to escalate. They were trying to punish and intimidate the crowd instead of trying to disperse or control it. That should cost the commanding officer's job.