Baton charge

Hello there, kiddo! Have you ever heard of a baton charge? It's a kind of tactic that the police sometimes use when there are a lot of people gathered in one place and things are getting a little bit out of control.

You see, sometimes when people are in a big group together, they can start getting really excited and loud, and maybe even a little bit rowdy. Sometimes things can get out of hand and the police need to step in to make sure everyone stays safe.

So, when the police decide to use a baton charge, that means they are going to line up all in a row with their special sticks called batons. Then they will start running towards the group of people, shouting and waving their batons in the air.

Now, this might seem scary or even a bit violent, but it's actually a way for the police to try and get everyone to move away from each other and go home. When people see the police running at them like that, they usually get scared and start running away themselves.

Once everyone has scattered and gone home, the police can try to regroup and figure out how to keep everyone safe in the future. It might not be the most fun way to end an event or a protest, but sometimes it's necessary to keep everyone safe and prevent things from getting even more out of control.

So, that's a baton charge in a nutshell, kiddo. It's something the police might do when they need to control a big group of people, but it's really just to keep everyone safe and make sure things stay calm.