- PSU -
England Police Support Unit
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The PSU for Police Support Unit is the unit formed against riots
and for the return to order in the English cities.
and for the return to order in the English cities.
The principle of PSU is established on the whole United Kingdom.
Their training is advanced to be able to intervene everywhere and in all situations: stadiums, prisons, night clubs, streets, train stations, etc.
And why not on docks....
It is mobilized during marches or demonstrations as here on the photo above in 2012 in Belfast during an Orange march.
The PSU also has specialized units such as dog and horse sections
and equestrian sections.
and equestrian sections.
Most members of a PSU work full time for these units. They perform missions other than restoring order at demonstrations: apprehending dangerous offenders, searching for missing persons, reinforcing local police for patrols, etc.
Canadians conducted an investigation during the Summit of the Americas in 2001 on the categories of demonstrators: Whatever the country, the demonstrators are not homogeneous. They are divided into several categories:
- The pacifist who is less convenient,
- The adept of civil disobedience and sitting deliberately obstructing official ceremonies.
But it is on the fringe of these majority groups that
the "dangerous categories":
- First of all, the rioters, for whom the demonstration serves as an alibi;
- and finally the groups made up of autonomists and anarchists, better and better equipped and using the method known as "Black Blocs", i.e. individuals hidden behind black masks, black gloves and black outfits and operating in groups so as not to be spotted during violent actions or damage.
In 2011, the PSU in different cities will be strongly mobilized following riots that became widespread after the death of a black man in London including Birmingham, 2 city in England.
Isolated acts were also reported in Manchester, Liverpool and Bristol
To intervene during violent demonstrations or simply to move around, they use intervention vans
They can also intervene to support the "Territorial Support Group" (TSG) of London, during strong demonstrations.
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To limit the overflow, the English police forces use the logic of de-escalation
as explained below thanks to "Liaison Officers":
The UK has been involved in the GODIAC project in analyzing and researching new methods of policing and dialogues with protesters.
However the increasingly violent acts of aggression pose a real reflection as you can discover on the link below:
Here are some videos of their interventions:
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