In the United States, police detained a man who drove into a crowd of anti-Trump protesters.

Virginia state police have detained a man who deliberately drove into a dispersing crowd of demonstrators against the policies of US President Donald Trump. This was announced on Saturday, June 14, according to Patch Media.

Police say he deliberately drove into a crowd of protesters. According to their information, at least one person was injured due to the fault of the arrested man.

There were no reports of casualties to law enforcement agencies, the department noted. At the same time, the identity of the person who was hit by a 21-year-old man has not yet been established.

The investigation is ongoing.

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