A large group of demonstrators took to the streets in the German city of Schweinfurt on Sunday to protest against government-imposed CCP virus measures. The protest, which German authorities said was not authorized, ended in clashes between police and “numerous rioters” who mingled themselves with a mass of peaceful protesters to stir up the crowd, the Lower Franconia Police Headquarters (LFPH) said in a statement. Police said they encountered a “heated, sometimes hostile” atmosphere. A total of eight emergency service officers got injured—including some moderately severe after several people in the crowd started punching and kicking police. The clashes resulted in at least eight arrests, of which already four people were brought to the main hearing early on Monday as part of an accelerated trial for resisting and assaulting law enforcement officers. Judgments against the three men and one woman are expected later on Monday, police said, adding that officials also …