Egyptians chant for army help after police action

CAIRO Jan 28 (Reuters) - Egyptian protesters in Cairo chanted slogans calling for the army to support them, complaining of police violence during clashes on Friday in which security forces fired teargas and rubber bullets. "Where is the army? Come and see what the police is doing to us. We want the army. We want the army," the protesters in one area of central Cairo shouted, shortly before police fired teargas on them. (Reporting Dina Zayed, Writing by Edmund Blair)