Protesters throw petrol bombs at water cannons, clash with police after Ankara blasts

Anger was vented at Turkish security forces late Saturday night in Ankara as protesters took to the streets in protest against the 96 people killed in Turkey's worst terror attack. 
Petrol bombs and rocks bombarded police trucks after protesters expressed deep resentment towards the authorities, with some speculating state collusion with the attack. 
The AKP (The Justice and Development Party) have called the blast a "terrorist act" and have vowed to bring those responsible to justice.