Frustrated and angry residents of Sardasht, a town north-western Iran, attacked a police station last weekend and after several clashes with the regime’s suppressive state security forces (police), set fire to a police car, according to reports sent from that town.
The conflict began on Saturday, July 16 when the repressive police forces attacked the tradesmen of Doupaze Bazaar located at the Gheladzi border and they confiscated the goods and properties of the sellers.
The merchants and a group of ordinary people attacked the police station to retake the goods in Sardasht. The angry protesters did not pay attention to the aerial firing by the police force.
They attacked the police station, retook the goods, and set on fire a police car.