Group claims wrongful arrests, full-body searches, and up to 14 hours detention before King's Coronation
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The group said they were subjected to full-body searches and held for up to 14 hours after being arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to cause a public nuisance. The group, which includes students, medical professionals and teachers, is being represented at the High Court by Hodge Jones Allen. Lauren, a medical communications specialist who asked not to be fully identified, said she had never previously been arrested.
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The group said they were subjected to full-body searches and held for up to 14 hours after being arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to cause a public nuisance
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The group, which includes students, medical professionals and teachers, is being represented at the High Court by Hodge Jones Allen.
according to GB NewsLauren, a medical communications specialist who asked not to be fully identified, said she had never previously been arrested.
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