Hundreds gather on Capitol Steps for 'Back The Blue' rally

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Posted on August 1, 2020 / Posted by ACM

Hundreds gather on Capitol Steps for 'Back The Blue' rally

… the tragic death of George Floyd and other instances of police brutality. … free from rampant crime and violence,” said Assemblyman Chris Tague. Source Link

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Tigard police station targeted by protesters, 1 day after fatal police shooting of 26-year-old man

2 dead, 14 wounded near Public Market

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