German police said more than 120 officers were injured and 
86 demonstrators were detained during leftist riots in the 
German capital which police called "the most aggressive and
 violent protests in the last five years".
Berlin police said in a statement on Sunday that protesters 
destroyed cars and attacked officers, throwing bottles, cobblestones
 and fireworks. Only one of the police officers required treatment 
at a hospital. It was not immediately clear how many rioters were
 injured.
About 3,500 protesters participated in the rallies, which started
 on Saturday evening and lasted until early on Sunday.
Activists had called for the demonstration to protest against
 police operations at buildings taken over by squatters in the 
eastern part of the city last month.
Around 1,800 police officers were called in to monitor the protesters.
Police called the demonstration "the most 
aggressive and violent protests in the last 
five years." [EPA]