Many would disagree, however. One student who said he was beaten by police while being taken away during the police crackdown on the left-wing anarchists was deputy premier Pavel Rychetsky s son, Lukas. On Friday, the deputy premier himself told the Czech News Agency CTK that there was reason to suspect that some police sympathised with the Neo-Nazi skinheads. This was shown in the town of Rakovnik and in other demonstrations. It's always the same.
Police treat the skinheads and left-wing anarchists as the same kind of dangerous group.
Anarchists who are only there to protest against the skinheads, and are not dangerous to society are the ones who are beaten or taken into custody. In July, the government asked that certain steps be taken. The Ministry was to complete its investigation by the end of September and if it found no reason to ban the groups, communicate this by the end of October. They did not do this. The two neo-Nazi groups are aware of it.