 Other protests arising from the camp included a protest against a nuclear power station in Hartlepool, Teesside.The Guardian reported that the Camp marked a turning point in grass-roots campaigning against the causes of climate change.It would later be revealed that police undercover office Mark Kennedy (police officer) had been involved in the planning for the protests and had been arrested twice during the camp, once at Hartlepool Nuclear Power Station where he locked onto a gate with a bicycle lock around his neck, and a second time close to Draw power station on the day of action, where he was beaten by fellow police officers and arrested for assault.