Police accuse six people after far-right radicals' rally in Dubi

Czech authorities have levelled accusations against six people over a demonstration against violence which the far-right People's Party of Social Justice (DSSS) staged in Dubi on Saturday, and are still investigating another suspect, police spokesman Dan Vitek told CTK on Monday. The DSSS, an extra-parliamentary party, organised the rally in reaction to a recent incident at a local swimming lake. During the rally, two demonstrators attacked a journalist and tried to take his camera away from him. The police have accused both of robbery, Vitek said. Two weeks ago, a skirmish between two women, allegedly over children in the wading pool, burst out at the lake beach. Defending one of the women, a young man was injured in a big row which was joined by a group of Roma. The police previously accused a 26-year-old woman in connection with the incident whose circumstances they are still investigating.