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Curfew, Law Enforcement Clear Out Protesters on Day Three

May 30, 2020 22:11PM

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Hundreds of protesters gathered in downtown Denver for a third round of demonstrations.
A third day of protesting in downtown Denver was brought to an early end after Mayor Michael Hancock enacted a curfew to prevent more vandalism and violence. Although many demonstrators had left by 8 p.m., hundreds were still by the State Capitol when law enforcement began dispersing the crowd. The curfew will be in force again May 31.

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