Teens filmed launching fireworks ‘like toys’ in scenes of Bonfire Night chaos

Teenagers were seen ‘throwing fireworks like toys’ and setting illegal fires in towns across Greater Manchester in more scenes of Bonfire Night chaos. The chaos continued in other cities across the UK, with masked youths turning city centres into war zones by blasting fireworks at emergency workers and terrifying crowds. Multiple arrests were made as yobs attacked police, firefighters, and members of the public with violence.

Authorities Respond to the Chaos

Emergency services were called to various locations where youths were hurling fireworks at police and causing chaos. In Birmingham, a group of teenagers targeted police officers and members of the public with fireworks, resulting in arrests for violent disorder. Similarly, in Liverpool, a tower block was set alight with fireworks and emergency crews were attacked while trying to extinguish the fire.

Community Under Siege

Residents described feeling like a ‘community under siege’ as teenagers wielded explosives like toys and launched fireworks at police units. The organized attacks on officers prompted concerns about safety and led to multiple arrests across different cities.

Call for Accountability

Authorities have urged for accountability and condemned the violent behavior displayed by the teenagers on Bonfire Night. The incidents have raised questions about the regulation of fireworks and the need for stricter enforcement to prevent similar chaos in the future.