Leeds Unrest: Police Car Overturned as Crowds Gather
Breaking News:
A police car has been flipped on its side and a double-decker bus vandalized as unrest erupted in the Harehills area of Leeds, West Yorkshire.
Calling for Calm:
Police have urged residents to stay indoors while they attempt to quell the disorder, which has involved crowds gathering and throwing objects.
West Yorkshire Police Chief Superintendent Russ Foster said: "We are currently dealing with a serious incident of disorder in the Harehills area of Leeds. A police car has been overturned and a double-decker bus has been damaged."
Foster added that officers are working to bring the situation under control and keep the community safe. He urged people to disperse and avoid the area.
Local Area Updates:
Leeds City Council has advised residents in the Harehills area to stay indoors and follow police instructions. The local authority said it is monitoring the situation closely and will provide updates as necessary.
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