Roads closed in Glendale in anticipation of protests – 12news.com kpnx

Phoenix – Glendale police blocks roads near the Westgate entertainment area in anticipation of more protests against immigration.

At 6:30 pm there was no big group, but several people had signs.

The closure of the street came after a protest on Sunday became uneducated.

Related: “should be stopped”: a former chief police calls for a more streamlined implementation of laws during immigration protests

The Glendale Police Department said 1,000 people were present. Although the protest began calmly, the demonstrations grew after the sun went down.

Participants were seen to block the lane and leave fireworks.

An individual of the protest jumped into Glendale’s police car and drove it a short distance before giving up the vehicle and returning to the crowd. They were not arrested, police said.

Both Phoenix and the Glendale police watched the gathering near the 67th Avenue and Camilbek Road in Glendale throughout the day on Sunday.

According to police in Glendale, five marked patrol vehicles were damaged at night. The damage included broken windows, broken windows, cut tires and damaged body panels.

At one point, a container behind the nearby business was set on fire.

Related: Exclusive Video: Police Dazka shows a suspect to shoot the windshield of the patrol car on a protest

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