Police are hunting for 11 men after anti-fascist protestors from London and far-right campaigners clashed at a rally in Kent.
The demo descended into violence when National Front and anti-fascist groups marched through Dover town centre at the same time, last month.
Coaches carrying anti-fascist campaigners from London were also left with smashed windows after they were targeted on the way to the demonstration at Maidstone services on the M20.
Officers investigating reports of criminal offences committed during the protests on January 30 have released photos of men they want to speak to.
Extra police were on duty in the town on the day to supervise a march to the Eastern Docks and a separate protest in the town centre.
Detectives continue to review CCTV and social media footage of the offences and would like to hear from anyone who recognises those pictured.
Investigating officer Inspector Bill Thornton, from Kent Police, said: ‘We appreciate some of those pictured have their faces obscured but we are hopeful they may still be recognisable.”
Anyone with information is asked to call the appeal line on 01843 222289 quoting ‘Operation Skep’, email opskep@kent.pnn.police.uk or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.
