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Bourne rave attack leaves four police injured Bourne rave attack leaves three police officers hurt
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Four Lincolnshire police officers have been injured, two seriously, after coming under attack at an illegal rave. Three Lincolnshire police officers have been injured, one seriously, after coming under attack at an illegal rave.
The police were called to Twyford Woods, near Bourne, at about 23:00 BST on Saturday over reports of loud noise and anti-social behaviour.The police were called to Twyford Woods, near Bourne, at about 23:00 BST on Saturday over reports of loud noise and anti-social behaviour.
The force said when officers arrived they came under attack from members of the crowd. The force said officers then came under attack by missiles thrown by about 200 of the 1,000-strong crowd.
Their injuries are not thought to be life-threatening. Three women from Norfolk have been arrested. Their injuries are not thought to be life-threatening. Four people have been arrested.
A police dog was also injured. A police dog was also injured. Initial police reports were that four officers had been hurt.
Members of the public reported large numbers of cars being parked close to the A1. Previous rave
Drivers have been warned by police to avoid the area as those at the event disperse. The suspects are three women - aged 18, 20 and 21 from Norfolk - and one man whose details have not yet been released.
Officers confirmed they had seized sound systems and power generators. Police confirmed the A1 was closed for a time due to cars and pedestrians on the highway.
The force was criticised for not taking strong enough action to stop another rave on the same site in June 2012. Motorists were warned by police to avoid the area as people attending the event dispersed.
Officers said they had seized sound systems and power generators.
The East Midlands Ambulance service also confirmed its hazardous area response team supported the police and had treated patients on scene and taken three people to hospital.
In June 2012, the force was criticised for not taking strong enough action to stop another rave on the same site.