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On Wednesday, the capital’s police asked for a response from those with significant information about the riots near the Seimas on Tuesday.
According to the report of the Vilnius County Police Chief Commissariat, all persons who have “information relevant to the investigation, visual material”, as well as those who can provide information on “persons who have committed crimes or offenses of the law”. reply.
“Please contact us and send us this information by email. By mail [email protected]“The police report of the capital”.
When sending notifications, officials are asked to provide their contact details.
“We also invite people who have suffered the actions of illegal riot participants to respond and contact the 24-hour phone number of the Criminal Registration Division. No. 8 605 67339,” the report said.
About 5,000. On Tuesday, people gathered at an authorized rally near the Seimas in Vilnius to protest against planned government restrictions for people who do not have immunity to the coronavirus and tests are not being carried out.
After the Seimas session, some of the protesters blocked the exits of the parliamentary building and the exit of the inner courtyard of the Seimas. When the officers took them from the building, riots broke out: bottles were thrown at officers, flares were fired and tear gas was used at the protesters. 18 officers were injured in the incident.
A pre-trial investigation into the riots has been launched, with 26 people arrested.
