Halifax police ask Dalhousie University to play stronger role after violent gathering
Trending StoriesAs well, the chief says the school should strengthen internal warnings to students and consider hiring extra police to conduct patrols.
Police believe up to 4,000 people gathered in area around Larch, Preston and Jennings streets as part of an unsanctioned event related to the university’s annual homecoming celebration.They said fireworks were ignited in the crowd, a number of fights were reported, and several injured people were escorted out of the area, including a man who had been stabbed.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 3, 2022.
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