Protests erupt in a remote town in Australia after police arrest a man suspected of killing a five-year-old Indigenous girl, prompting clashes between demonstrators and emergency services workers. According to police, hundreds of people gather at a hospital after the suspect is taken there following an incident in which he is beaten unconscious. Reports say the crowd reaches about 400 Indigenous people and forms late on Thursday night, leading to unrest that continues into Friday when protesters clash with emergency services personnel. Both outlets describe police and officials urging calm after the violence. Australia’s prime minister, the Northern Territory’s police commissioner, and a spokesperson for the girl’s family call for restraint and stress the importance of allowing authorities to carry out investigations. The reports present the arrest as the trigger for escalating anger in the community, while the suspected circumstances of the girl’s death remain under investigation.