16 Police Hurt in Clash at West German Rally
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FREIBURG, West Germany — Sixteen policemen were injured after clashes between police and about 250 young people, most of them squatters, in the West German university city of Freiburg on Sunday, police said.
A police spokesman said eight young people will be charged with breach of the peace after throwing stones, bottles and firecrackers at police who called on a squatters’ rally to disperse Saturday night.
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