Hangzhou police request vandals to turn themselves in

Police are hunting for violent protesters after people took to the street against a waste incineration project in Hangzhou.

At a news conference on Sunday, Bian Weiyue, deputy police chief of the Zhejiang provincial capital, said protesters who damaged public and private property, including turning several police cars upside down, injuring auxiliary police and blocking expressways, must turn themselves in.

Two suspects have already done so, Bian said.