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London: 30.000 Polizisten demonstrieren

Polizisten applaudieren einer Demonstration in einer städtischen Umgebung.
Tausende Polizisten gingen in London auf die Straße – nicht, um über Protestierende zu wachen, sondern um selbst zu demonstrieren.
11.05.12, 11:14
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Polizisten applaudieren einer Demonstration in einer städtischen Umgebung.

dapdPolice officers applaud as thousands of off-duty police officers march past Downing Street, not pictured, in a protest against cuts in the police service, in London Thursday, May 10, 2012. (Foto:Sang Tan/AP/dapd)
Ein Mann mit Tätowierungen gibt einem Polizisten die Hand.

REUTERSA policeman shakes hands with an off-duty police officer marching in protest at funding cuts through central London May 10, 2012. Thousands of British police officers planned to join striking border officials and healthcare workers on Thursday in a
Eine Demonstration vor dem Big Ben gegen die Kürzung der Polizeikräfte in Wiltshire.

REUTERSOff-duty police officers march in protest at funding cuts through central London May 10, 2012. REUTERS/Eddie Keogh (BRITAIN - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT)
Eine Reihe von Polizisten der Metropolitan Police applaudieren vor einem Einsatzwagen.

REUTERSPolicemen applaud off-duty police officers as they march in protest at funding cuts through central London May 10, 2012. Thousands of British police officers planned to join striking border officials and healthcare workers on Thursday in a protest
Ein Polizist demonstriert mit Schildern gegen Kürzungen und Korruption.

REUTERSA policeman keeps watch on off-duty police officers as they march in protest at funding cuts through central London May 10, 2012. Thousands of British police officers planned to join striking border officials and healthcare workers on Thursday in a
Eine Demonstration mit Schildern, die „Police for Public not for Profit“ und „Don't Condemn Policing“ fordern.

dapdA couple of on-duty police officers, at left, watch in high visibility jackets as off-duty police officers from across Britain hold placards as they take part in a protest march against proposed changes to their pay and conditions, in London, Thursday
Eine Person hält ein Schild mit der Aufschrift „Cuts are criminal“, während zwei Polizisten daneben stehen.

EPAepa03213495 A police officer holds a placard that reads CUTS ARE CRIMINAL during a police march through London in London, Britain, 10 May 2012. Over 30,000 police officers marched through the capital protesting against government cuts to the police for
Eine Demonstration von Polizisten gegen Kürzungen im Polizeidienst mit Schildern wie „RIP Greatest Police Service“.

EPAepa03213500 Thousands of police officers march through London in London, Britain, 10 May 2012. Over 30,000 police officers marched through the capital protesting against government cuts to the police force. Hundreds of thousands of public sector worker
Ein Polizist der Metropolitan Police steht vor einem Schild mit der Aufschrift „Cuts“.

EPAepa03213498 A police officer is pictured next to a placard that reads CUTS during a police march through London in London, Britain, 10 May 2012. Over 30,000 police officers marched through the capital protesting against government cuts to the police fo
Demonstranten halten Schilder mit Aufschriften vor dem Big Ben und dem Palace of Westminster in London.

REUTERSOff-duty police officers march in protest at funding cuts through central London May 10, 2012. Thousands of British police officers planned to join striking border officials and healthcare workers on Thursday in a protest against wage caps, pensi
Ein Polizist der Metropolitan Police klatscht in die Hände, daneben liegen weiße Mützen mit der Aufschrift „Enough is Enough“.

REUTERSA policeman applauds off-duty police officers as they march in protest at funding cuts through central London May 10, 2012. Thousands of British police officers planned to join striking border officials and healthcare workers on Thursday in a prote
Eine Ansammlung von Protestschildern der Police Federation mit Aufschriften wie „RIP Greatest Police Service“.

dapdPlacards are placed in a pile as off-duty police officers from across Britain finish taking part in a protest march against proposed changes to their pay and conditions, in London, Thursday, May 10, 2012. Up to 16,000 police officers, who are banned f
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