Columbus Bans Police Use Of Tear Gas, Limits Pepper Spray To Clear Streets And Disperse Demonstrators
The city of Columbus has prohibited police use of tear gas and limited use of pepper spray to clear streets and disperse peaceful demonstrators.
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The city of Columbus has prohibited police use of tear gas and limited use of pepper spray to clear streets and disperse peaceful demonstrators.
Dozens of protesters marched along Liberty Avenue and Smithfield Street near the August Wilson Center.
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