Cameron: Looking to U.S. for gang-fighting advice
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Shop keepers begin to clean up on Ealing High Street
Shop keepers begin to clean up on Ealing High Street
LONDON » British Prime Minister David Cameron says his government is going to look to the United States for help in fighting gangs he blames for helping spark Britain’s riots.
Cameron told lawmakers he would look to cities like Boston for inspiration in how to tackle gangs. He also mentioned former Los Angeles and New York Police Chief Bill Bratton as a person who could help offer advice.
Britain has been shocked by four nights of rioting that has spread across the country and led to hundreds of arrested.
