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Gosport migrant protest forced police to divert 999 emergency calls as dinghies land on south coast

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Gosport migrant protest forced police to divert 999 emergency calls as dinghies land on south coast.

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Police officers are being diverted from frontline duties and emergency calls to manage growing anti-migrant protests as droves of dinghies land on Britain's south coast, a policing chief has warned.Donna Jones, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, said around 200 officers from seven forces were deployed to protests in Gosport on Sunday, leaving fewer officers available for routine policing and 999 calls.The protests followed the arrival of 149 migrants on Sunday, brought ashore at the Hampshire marina after crossing the Channel from Normandy.About 300 people gathered in the town, with some protesters setting off red flares and attempting to create barriers to prevent the migrants from leaving.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say A total of 12 people were arrested during the confrontation, as several coaches carrying migrants were later escorted by police towards Kent to undergo processing.Ms Jones said the policing operation was costing her force at...

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