A handful of hate figures from Highland Division gathered in Elgin on Saturday
Neo-Nazi have been sent packing from a Scottish town after they found themselves outnumbered by anti-hate campaigners.
The neo-Nazis, some of whom cannot be identified for legal reasons, gathered on Elgin's High Street. One wore a vest bearing the slogan "White Lives Matter" – a racist response to the Black Lives Matter movement – while another wore a belt buckle in the shape of a Nazi infantry division. Stand Up To Racism Scotland said: "The local population of Elgin today gave anti-fascists everywhere a lesson of how you deal with fascist hatred targeting your community. Hundreds of locals spontaneously and peacefully surrounded the Nazis and drowned them in chants and opposition.
In a message on his official Telegram, Alek Yerbury said: "At face value when you stand there with a dozen people facing down a mob of a hundred people, it's easily [sic] to believe that you've lost. But you haven't, because you've already won just by confronting them.Police say a teenager was arrested in connection with an assault during the protest. He was given an official warning.
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