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Hull riot: Boy, 17, admits attacking BMW and looting shops

The boy was one of a number of people who appeared at the court in connection with the violent disorder.

A 15-year-old boy from the city admitted violent disorder and burglary and will be sentenced at the youth court on 4 September.

The prosecution said he had thrown objects at police officers and taken part in looting at Lush.

Meanwhile, Corey Holloway, 20, of Belmont Street, Scunthorpe, pleaded guilty to violent disorder after being accused of throwing objects, including a traffic cone, at police and pushing an officer with force.

He was remanded in custody to be sentenced at Hull Crown Court on 14 August.

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