Arizona Police Fire Tear Gas at Abortion-Rights Protesters After ‘Multiple Warnings’

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Arizona Police Fire Tear Gas at Abortion-Rights Protesters After ‘Multiple Warnings’
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The Department of Public Safety says some in the crowd were banging on the windows and doors of the state Senate

the U.S. Supreme Court decision to scuttle the abortion protections of Roe v. Wade

—after demonstrators began banging on the doors and windows of the state Senate. Hundreds of people gathering at the state Capitol on Friday—a scene that played out in cities across the nation. Police justified its use of force on protestors exhibiting “riotous” behavior, listingthat sustained damage.

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