Palestinian youths scuffle with Israeli police following early morning raid
(8 Feb 2010) 1. Palestinian youths in the street hurling stones towards Israeli border police patrol cars 2. Various shots of youths hurling stones 3. Car in street with rear windshield broken 4. Various shots of Palestinians burning tires and furniture in street 5. Wide of border police patrol jeep at end of street 6. Wide of Palestinian youths hurling stones at police jeep in street 7. Youths throwing rocks at two police jeeps passing by 8. Palestinians helping a protestor to get up from ground 9. Young girls running through street 10. Wide of road block of burning tires on road, police jeeps driving by being hurled with stones 11. Youths hurling stones at passing police jeep 12. Wide of Israeli border policemen standing next to detained Palestinians during arrest raids that followed the clashes 13. Various shots of Israeli border policemen standing next to detained Palestinian STORYLINE: Palestinian youths on Monday scuffled with Israeli border police in the Shuafat refugee camp in East Jerusalem. The Palestinians were hurling stones at police patrol jeeps and burning tires in the streets. A Jerusalem police spokesman said that the clashes erupted after Palestinian youths finished school and added that five protesters were detained by police. Local Palestinians said the clashes erupted following an early morning raid in the area of the camp during which arrests were made. According to Israeli police, 11 people have been arrested in Shuafat, which straddles the Jerusalem municipal boundary, over the last two days. Police said the arrests were connected both to crime and to stone hurling that it says has been occurring over the past few weeks. According to Israeli police spokesman Mickey Rosenfled the arrests were a part of a routine operation which has been going on for a couple of days. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: / ap_archive Facebook: / aparchives Instagram: / apnews You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...
