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Louisville police crack down on protest caravans, will no longer allow marches in streets

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The Louisville Metro Police Department announced on Sunday that it will be clamping down on protest caravans as demonstrations have continued in the city over the past few months following the police killings of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd and other Black Americans.

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12 arrested and charged in Louisville, K.Y., Breonna Taylor, anti-eviction protests

Eight people were charged with felonies and four were charged with misdemeanours, Louisville police spokesman Sgt. Lamont Washington said in a statement.

3 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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abc News

Police: 12 protesters in Louisville arrested, charged

Police say 12 protesters in Kentucky’s largest city were arrested after they blocked roadways, surrounded vehicles, shot paintballs and destroyed property

3 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Police: 12 protesters in Louisville arrested, charged

Police say 12 protesters in Kentucky’s largest city were arrested after they blocked roadways, surrounded vehicles, shot paintballs and destroyed property

3 years ago

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New York Post

Louisville police ban street protests after months of Black Lives Matter demonstrations

Police in Louisville are laying down the law. Cops in the Kentucky city said Sunday they are banning all street marches and protest caravans in the wake of a violent weekend clash with police that …

3 years ago·New York, United States

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The Hill

Louisville police crack down on protest caravans

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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The Toronto Star

Police: 12 protesters in Louisville arrested, charged

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Twelve protesters in Kentucky's largest were arrested Saturday night after they blocked roadways, surrounded vehicles, shot paintbal...

3 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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