The constant sound of police sirens filled the air, and the originally chaotic Port District suddenly fell silent.
Everywhere there were police officers apprehending the rioters.
In fact, saying "apprehend" might be incorrect; it should be said they were dispersing them, with police cars driving away the protesting workers to prevent them from regrouping.
The reporters, with wide eyes and open mouths, watched the sudden outbreak of conflict and the quickly dispersed protest. They knew very well that "power" was intervening.
A mysterious force had destroyed everything here.
Seeing those on the ground, either handcuffed or with broken legs, broken arms, or knocked unconscious, the reporters excitedly and frantically took photos.
Although they could do something, like help those who were seriously injured and unable to move, they were now only focused on gathering useful material for their news.
