CAMDEN RIOTS: David Gould pictures

David Gould Photography
David Gould Photography
David Gould Photography

TUESDAY AUGUST 9, 2011

THESE DRAMATIC PICTURES WERE CAPTURED IN CHALK FARM ROAD AND CAMDEN TOWN LAST NIGHT BY PHOTOGRAPHER DAVID GOULD

 

ALL PICTURES COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPHER DAVID GOULD

SEE HIS WORK AND CONTACT HIM HERE: WWW.DAVIDMAGOULD.COM

 

Comments

No trouble on Tuesday night

Hello, these photos are of Monday night. I heard a bit of noise last night (tuesday) - sirens etc - but no damage this morning (wed). Seems to have improved.

riot ?

in fact it was quiet over here
- perhaps not in Chalk farm - but certainly along Abbey Road - West Hampstead
most of the young over here recent immigrants from the Middle East - and very very happy to be here -
doubtdoubt - Priory and Abbey Rds

The beginning of the mass looting in Camden

At 10.15pm Monday night, I had returned to Camden from work and walked up Oval Road (where I live) to Morrisons Supermarket. It was shuttered up and deserted. I could hear a crowd noise from the housing estate next to the supermarket.
Walking back along Oval Road I was passed by cars full of young black men driving towards the top of Parkway.
I thought nothing of it, just unusual in this area.
I walked through Gloucester Crescent to Inverness Street, on the corner of Arlington Road I literally bumped into a crowd (12 or so) of black youngsters (aged about 15) wandering around - looking for trouble I thought.
The last bar was pulling it's shutters down on Inverness Street. A police car pullled up and 2 normally dressed police officers casually got out.
I looked left at the junction with Camden High Street, 2 police vans and a police car. I looked left and saw a police van and the line of ordinary police officers and in disbelief registered the roaring hoodie mob being held back at Britannia Junction.
Not Camden Town I thought as I walked quickly back to my home in Primrose Hill.

Ms Jones

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