DPAC protesters cross the road towards Maidenhead Station and it looks
like they are about to leave
When Paula Peters turns around and pushes her walking frame onto the
busy crossing close to the station, and others follow her to block
the road
Most of the police have left, but those left try to get the protesters
to leave the road - and call for reinforcements
Paula keeps moving around
'One Death is one too many' The other side of the banner lists around
a hundred - but there have been many, many more
More police arrive and start to talk with the protesters
and the police are now blocking the traffic
An officer starts following close behind Paula Peters
'General William Taggart of the NCA' argues with police, telling
them this is an emergency and the military have the right to block roads
The argument continues. The protesters say they will leave the road
in a few minutes
An officer tells Paula Peters she will be arrested unless she leaves
the road straight away
She continues to argue for a while
but then goes on to the pavement
and I leave as police are threateing the rest of the protesters and they
are slowly moving to the pavement
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