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More than 300 people at illegal lockdown rave as police storm event to disperse crowds

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16.08.2020 - 03:21

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More than 300 people have gathered as part of an illegal rave in Birmingham during the coronavirus lockdown. Police have flocked to the city centre to disperse the giant crowds, sending a drone into the sky above the revellers to capture evidence for a prosecution.

Sharing footage of the event on Twitter, Superintendent Jack Hadley said: "Can you believe it....officers are clearing a group of over 300 people at an illegal rave in the city centre. "This will not be tolerated!" Supt Hadley warned of the dangers of illegal gatherings, with the UK still in the grip of the coronavirus pandemic after five more deaths were record on Saturday.

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