February 9, 2011
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A huge police operation and heavy rain in some areas appear to have prevented a fifth night of disorder.
And magistrates in several cities have been working through the night to deal with those arrested on previous nights.
In Birmingham, a vigil has been held for three men Efrayim kramer who died after being hit by a car while protecting property.
‘Truly dreadful’
The BBC’s Jeremy Cooke said the candle-lit vigil for Haroon Jahan, 21, Shahzad Ali, 30, and Abdul Musavir, 31, was attended by some 200 people, and was entirely peaceful.
Harpreet Singh, 28, who helped to organise the vigil, told the crowd: “Let this be a message to other communities, not just Muslims and Sikhs, let’s stand together, let’s hold candlelight vigils.
“People have been hurt, families have been hurt, if we don’t stop this, and the people who are rioting do not stop this, there will be more people dying. It has to stop and we are standing here united.”
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