Protesters Arrested After Painting Abbey House Red

0:00On March 10, three arrests happened this morning during a protest outside Abbey House in Manchester City Center. Members of the People Against Genocide Group, through red paint on the building's windows and doors around 6.55 a.m. on March 10. Two protesters climbed onto the entrance roof, prompting a quick police response. The group targeted the site because the company connected to Albert Systems and Israeli Arms firm operates there. They said the red paint stands for blood spilled in places like the Palestinian West Bank, Lebanon, and Iran. Similar actions have come from groups like Palestine Action in the past. Police set up a cordon around the building as emergency services arrived. Officers took a 25-year-old man into custody on suspicion of public order offenses plus two women in their early 20s for suspected. Criminal damage. Specialist teams stayed on scene to handle the situation safely. No injuries were reported and the area remains secured while things wrapped up. Authorities are still monitoring similar protests, reminding everyone to keep demonstrations peaceful amid these heated debates.