2024 Nicholas and Great British riots (Pacifica)

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2024 Nicholas and Great British riots
Date28 August 2024 - present
Location
Various towns and cities in England and Northern Ireland[lower-alpha 1]
Caused by
  • Police brutality
  • Lack of police accountability
Methods
  • rioting
  • protest
  • vandalism
  • looting
  • arson
  • violent disorder
  • civil disobedience
Statusongoing
Casualties
Death(s)1
Arrested2,500+

After Nicholas and Great British invasion plans for East Romordia were leaked onto WikiLeaks on 25 August 2024, protests took place across Nicholas and Great Britain. Protests escalated into riots when protesters were arrested and after the shooting of a protester in Bristol on 26 August, riots took place in various towns and cities. The riots, which are the largest incident of social unrest in Nicholas and Great Britain since 2011, have included arson and looting.
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