CNN) -- Coming off days of anti-government demonstrations, Saudi Arabia's Interior Ministry warned Saturday that it would crack down on protesters who continue to take their grievances to the streets.
Saudi security forces will be "authorized to take all measures against anyone who tries to break the law and cause disorder," the ministry said, according to the country's state-run news agency.
The government cited how some were trying "to get around the systems" and "achieve illegitimate goals."
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Saudi police was never short on violence
by MM on Sat Mar 05, 2011 06:24 PM PSTSaudi police will not hesitate to injure/ kill non-conformers, not even bothering with arrests (Saudi Arabia Bans All Protests).