Leeds Riots: Arrests Made as Police Investigate Violent Disorder
West Yorkshire Police face criticism for withdrawing officers amid escalating violence in Harehills, with more arrests anticipated.
- Five individuals are in custody following the violent unrest in Leeds' Harehills area on Thursday night.
- The disorder began after police responded to hostility towards social workers during a child protection operation.
- Vehicles were set on fire, including a double-decker bus, and a police car was overturned during the chaos.
- Local leaders and residents have condemned the violence, urging the community to remain calm and united.
- Authorities are continuing investigations and expect to make additional arrests in the coming days.






























