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“There was definitely a small group doing things, but the vast majority of other people were just watching and having that normal comradery in the street that you have when something is happening in your street and you have no control over it,” he said. He told the PA news agency that a lack of communication from police to the community may have led to the escalation of the event. He said: “The key thing right at the start was they did not communicate with the crowd, there was no attempt to communicate with the crowd and they showed nothing but disdain for the community and acted like we didn’t deserve to know what happened on our own doorstep. “There was nobody going through the crowd crucially, I think the police really needed people to be out talking to the community and putting their minds at ease.” Police chief says ‘lucky’ officers did not receive life-threatening injuries 07:34   ,   Maryam Zakir-Hussain South Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Alun Michael said it was lucky po