MPD tracking rally spray paint attacker
Tension briefly erupted during the rally when some protesters attempted to remove metal barriers placed along the road.

Tension briefly erupted during the rally when some protesters attempted to remove metal barriers placed along the road.


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Authorities are conducting efforts to identify a rallyist who was caught on camera allegedly spraying paint on the face of a police officer during an Independence Day protest along Kalaw Avenue in Manila.
The individual was also reportedly seen vandalizing the center island of the eastbound lane of the roadway during the demonstration.
National Capital Region Police Office spokesperson Maj. Hazel Asilo said the Manila Police District is now pursuing the identification and location of the suspect.
Authorities are also studying possible charges that may be filed in connection with the incident.
The protest was held Friday along Kalaw Avenue and drew an estimated 500 participants.
Tension briefly erupted during the rally when some protesters attempted to remove metal barriers placed along the road.
The incident led to pushing and scuffling between demonstrators and law enforcement personnel deployed in the area.