Dutch police arrested around 200 people overnight into Friday morning when riots broke out following the death of a man in police custody. The arrests for ignoring a ban on public assembly came on the fourth night of riots in a predominantly immigrant neighbourhood in The Hague. Prosecutors investigating Sunday's death of Mitch Henriquez, a 42-year-old from the Dutch Caribbean island of Aruba, say he likely died of oxygen starvation caused during his arrest at a music festival Saturday night. The five officers involved have been suspended from active duty and are being investigated as suspects in his death. Protesters have gathered each night in the Schilderswijk neighborhood, carrying banners protesting what they perceive as racism and the excessive use of force by police.Dutch police arrested around 200 people overnight into Friday morningArrests came on fourth night of riots after death of man in police custodyBelieved Mitch Henriquez's died of oxygen starvation caused during arrestFive officers suspended from active duty and are being investigated
They have issued a call on social media for a silent march in his memory on Saturday and urged people to walk in peace from a railway station in _ to the park where he was arrested.