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Criminal Justice issued another statement which likewise called for specific reforms, again including defunding the NYPD. Defunding the police and moving part of the NYPD's budget to support communities in other ways was also one of the demands made by protesters. On June 7, de Blasio announced that "we are committed to shifting resources to ensure that the focus is on our young people" and "doing that ... in a way that we are certain continues to ensure that this city will be safe". The NYPD's annual budget is $ 6 billion, out of a total city budget of $ 90 billion. De Blasio did not specify how much funding would be diverted, and expressed intent to work with the City Council to come up with a plan before the July 1 budget deadline. On June 12, the City Council announced that it would be working to cut $ 1 billion from the budget for 2021. The Police Benevolent Association responded by saying "For decades, every time a city agency failed at its task, the city's answer was to take the job away and give it to the NYPD. if the City Council wants to give responsibilities back to those failing agencies, that's their choice. But they will bear the blame ... They won't be able to throw cops under the bus anymore."
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December 2020, the New York Department of Investigation released a 115-page report on the NYPD's response during the protests. The report describes a lack of training and preparedness, use of excessive force, unnecessary escalation, lack of strategy, inconsistent enforcement of the curfew, and actions taken based on misinformation. The same day, Mayor de Blasio released an apology for the way the protests were handled. According to the Attorney General's January 2021 report, officers "struck protesters with blunt instruments at least 50 times, unlawfully deployed pepper spray against protesters in at least 30 incidents, and used unreasonable force through pushing or striking protesters at least 75 times". As of March 2021, the
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June 2021 and put on a faster schedule, slated to begin in early 2022. In the process, she decided that while the city could be sued, plaintiffs could not sue
Commissioner Shea or Mayor de Blasio in their official capacity. A suit against retired Chief Monahan was allowed to move forward, based on his order to kettle protesters in the June 4 incident in the Bronx. City lawyers were threatened with sanctions for long delays providing requested information during the discovery phase of the trial, using techniques which
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Declaration of Emergency, Executive Order No. 119, imposing an even earlier curfew of 8:00 pm, in effect from June 3 through June 8. The order exempts from the curfew "police officers, peace officers, firefighters, first responders and emergency medical technicians, individuals traveling to and from essential work and performing essential work, people experiencing homelessness and without access to a viable shelter, and individuals seeking medical treatment or medical supplies". The curfew also stopped
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respond to demonstrations. The report was partly based on 321 investigations based on 750 complaints they received. It found that officers struck protesters with batons against police protocol, used pepper spray indiscriminately, concealed names or badge numbers, and failed to properly use body cameras, recommending disciplinary action be taken against 138 officers for 146 incidents. Its recommendations focused on training, developing different tactics, and better documentation and instruction.
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engaging with protesters, the DOI suggested improving communication, repeating dispersal orders more, and staging riot gear-clad officers out of public view. Commissioner Dermot Shea said he planned to incorporate all of the recommendations into department policy. Mayor de Blasio expressed agreement with the findings, adding that most officers nonetheless had done their jobs appropriately, and expressing "remorse" for his own role in how the protests were handled.
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Barclays Center, but a few people were arrested for breaking windows nearby. At the end of the third day of unrest, a total of 345 arrests had been made, 33 police officers were injured, and 47 police vehicles had been damaged or destroyed, with several set on fire. Although several videos showed instances of police violence against protesters, no statistics were immediately made available about the number of injured participants.
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excessive force. Among its recommendations were ceasing the use of aggressive crowd control tactics like kettling, legislating rules about use of force otherwise coded only in the department's policies, and moving the responsibility for appointing police commissioners and overseeing hiring and firing of officers from the mayor's office to an independent panel. A spokesperson for de Blasio rejected the latter idea.
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let's begin at the beginning. The protesters in that video did the wrong thing to surround that police car, period." After drawing criticism, with multiple publications highlighting that he ran for mayor on a platform of police reform, he walked back those comments on June 1 to say "There is no situation where a police vehicle should drive into a crowd of protesters or New
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neighborhood for taking an aggressive approach. Asked for comment, Shea said that it was "executed nearly flawlessly", considering the involvement of "outside agitators". The Deputy
Inspector of the nearby 40th Precinct said the response had been necessitated by social media posts that predicted violence, and violence at previous events held by the same organizers.
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suspended without pay and referred to an internal disciplinary process. Bodycam footage later showed the officer bragging about his actions. The internal disciplinary process did not result in any discipline for the act, although the officer lost ten vacation days for not filling out the correct paperwork and failing to notify his supervisor about the incident.
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using batons and pepper spray, but there were still reports of looting late into the night, with SoHo "largely a free-for-all after 2 a.m." In the Bronx, there was looting and people set trash fires. More than 700 were arrested, both police and protesters suffered injuries, including two police hit by drivers.
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people pushed to the ground, and hit with batons. As in other incidents, when protesters fled, they were met with another group of police. Public
Advocate Jumaane Williams and City Council Member Brad Lander, who were following the procession, intervened with police and participants were allowed to leave.
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Letitia James and the New York State Office of the Attorney General look into the NYPD's response to the George Floyd protests, following news of violence between police and demonstrators. The report, released in July, detailed incidents of violence and
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After the South Bronx kettling incident on June 4, Commissioner Shea said that the demonstration was led by "outside agitators" who coordinated bringing guns and gasoline to use in the demonstration, "advertising that they were going to burn things down, that they were going to injure cops, that they
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Williamsburg Bridge, crossed Manhattan, and went up the West Side Highway before heading back to Brooklyn across Manhattan Bridge. In Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, protesters convened outside the 88th Precinct
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reported on "groups of looters ... jumping into and out of smashed storefronts with duffel bags" before the curfew and an "atmosphere ... of disbelief, as teenagers found themselves able to fill their bags without opposition". Police were forceful in breaking up gatherings after the curfew,
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reported as part of a long-term pattern of failing to provide paperwork in cases related to the NYPD. The defense argued the cases should be dismissed on the basis of the legislation and other reforms which had been enacted since the protests. Judge McMahon ruled against the defense's motion in July
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In Crown Heights, Brooklyn, police responded to a noise complaint at a barbecue outside a residential building. Police told people to go inside because of the curfew, leading to a conflict during which police pushed residents into their building. The curfew did not apply to people gathering on their
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An evening rally was held at Brooklyn Borough Hall, hosted by Public Advocate Jumaane Williams. More than a thousand people then moved to cross the Brooklyn Bridge, were temporarily stopped by police, and then permitted to cross on the roadway itself. In the Bronx, people came to Pelham Bay Park for
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reported on groups of volunteers setting up "jail support" sites, providing medical supplies, hand sanitizer, shoelaces, food, and advice to people as they were released after being arrested. Peaceful protests continued on June 6, with the 8:00 p.m. – 5:00 a.m. curfew still in effect.
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In Foley Square, NYPD Lieutenant Robert Cattani knelt with a small number of other officers at the request of protesters. A few days later he apologized for kneeling, saying that he knelt in the hope that it would make the protesters less likely to use violence, but that it was a "horrible decision"
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on his official record. Minnesota, unlike New York, does not have a law like 50-a. The prospect of repeal was met by significant opposition by police unions, which expressed concern about unsubstantiated complaints being released. Governor Cuomo expressed support for the repeal, noting that he knew
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neighborhood of the Bronx, with police on one end of 136th Street pushing protesters into a group of armored police on bicycles at the other end of the street. Police used pepper spray and batons to arrest 263 people. The police chief and the NYPD received criticism from the media and people in the
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A video of a crowd of protesters clashing with the NYPD attracted attention on May 30, showing police officers accelerating into a crowd of people. In response to the video, de Blasio minimized this action by shifting blame to the protestors: "I wish the officers had found a different approach, but
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reported on how "organizers, largely black and queer, have transformed the plaza. Hand-drawn art covers any semblance of government infrastructure". The group maintained a community library, garden, welcome desk, and tea house, and implemented systems for the collection and distribution of food and
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also addressed calls to take down the statue of Christopher Columbus in Columbus Circle in Manhattan. Cuomo said he did not support removing the statue. While he agreed with objections to Columbus's actions, he said "the statue has come to represent and signify appreciation for the Italian-American
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Hundreds of city workers gathered at City Hall on June 8 to criticize actions taken by the mayor and NYPD during the protests. The group marched east across the Brooklyn Bridge to Cadman Plaza in Downtown Brooklyn. More than a thousand people met in Washington Square Park in the West Village in the
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In the afternoon, Assemblywoman Diana Richardson and New York State Senator Zellnor Myrie, along with the Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic & Asian Legislative Caucus, held a press conference at 20 Grand Army Plaza where they introduced a package of police reform legislation. Attendees of the rally
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Several of the protesters hurt or otherwise affected by NYPD tactics during the protests filed lawsuits against the department, individual officers, the city, and/or de Blasio. Six of the cases, including a suit filed by Attorney General Letitia James, were consolidated by Judge Colleen McMahon in
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There were several controversial interactions between police and protesters, including examples of excessive force. The Black, Latino and Asian Caucus of the New York City Council released a statement a few days into the protests saying the NYPD " with aggression towards New Yorkers who vigorously
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The following day, on June 2, the governor criticized handling of demonstrations the night before: "The NYPD and the mayor did not do their job last night" calling the video evidence of the looting "a disgrace". Cuomo offered to send in the National Guard, but de Blasio opposed the idea. The mayor
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organized a Shabbat service at the encampment under the banner "Jews For Black Lives." The site became a meeting point for various marches, which had crisscrossed large parts of the city since the protests began. After the budget deadline passed, some remained in the park, but reports of vandalism
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in Brooklyn, which was attended by more than 10,000 people. Floyd addressed the crowd briefly, after being overcome by emotions and brought to tears. "My brother is gone, but the Floyd name lives on", he said. "I'm just thankful about the movement that's going on." He also added "I'm proud of
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The Civilian Complaint Review Board, an independent agency which investigates complaints against NYPD officers, published a 590-page report on the department's response to the George Floyd protests in February 2023. In it, the agency recommended radical changes to the way officers are trained and
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The report made several recommendations for the future, such as First Amendment rights training or policies and creating a special unit which would lead protest planning and response instead of the department's rapid-response unit, which is trained for dealing with terrorism and emergencies. When
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of the New York Civil Rights Law, which requires permission by an officer or a judge in order to release any "personnel records used to evaluate performance" of that officer. In the past, the NYPD has worked to broaden the scope of the law to ensure disciplinary hearings could not be made public.
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According to Deputy Commissioner John Miller, in the early days of the protests, unidentified bad actors had planned to take advantage of the protests to commit violence, with an organized systems of communication, funding for bail, medical provisions, bicycle scouts, and a supply of destructive
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After 8:00 p.m., police began arresting people both for violation of curfew and for suspicion of looting. However, they arrested significantly fewer people than the previous day, with 280 placed under arrest. Some remained outside after the curfew, including a group trying to cross Manhattan
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sentences. In October 2021, both pleaded guilty in federal court in Brooklyn to one count apiece of possession of a destructive device. In June 2022, under revised agreements before U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan in Brooklyn, both pleased guilty of conspiracy to commit arson and possession of an
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reported on the lack of evidence for claims of outside agitators. The NYPD had mentioned a gun and gasoline, but the gun was taken from a gang member hours earlier one-half mile (0.80 km) away and there was no evidence of gasoline. The South Bronx protests were organized by Shannon Jones of
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Aggressive post-curfew policing also occurred later in the evening in Fort Greene and Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where officers charged into a group of demonstrators, tackling protesters to the ground and making multiple arrests. In Clinton Hill, a march was met by police later in the evening, with
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On May 30, a video of an incident at a Brooklyn protest circulated on social media depicting a black protester, wearing a mask, with his hands up approached by a police officer who pulls the protester's mask off in order to pepper spray his face. After an investigation, the officer involved was
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wrote that the video, viewed more than 30 million times as of June 4, "quickly shredded years of effort to repair the deeply tarnished image of the NYPD". In December 2023, NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban cleared officers Andrey Samusev and Daniel Alvarez of misconduct charges sought by the
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collected videos depicting police use of force during the protests, which it published in July 2020, leading Mayor de Blasio to request investigations of the incidents. The NYPD determined that only five of the sixty-four incidents warranted discipline such as taking vacation days from involved
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and Mayor de Blasio quickly announced investigations into several reported instances of police violence, and police actions drew criticism from several stakeholders and reporters. On May 30, de Blasio condemned the violence of the night before by both police and protesters. Cuomo spoke with de
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demanding $ 1 billion in cuts to the NYPD and vowing to stay until June 30, when the City Council and de Blasio were set to finalize the budget. The gathering began with about a hundred protesters, planned by the grassroots organization Vocal-NY, but soon spread to occupy most of the park.
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On the evening of June 3, more defied the curfew, and police were quicker to take action. One group peacefully marching in Brooklyn was met by a line of police in riot gear near Cadman Plaza at about 8:45 p.m. The demonstrators chanted and raised their arms for about 10 minutes while other
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On June 3, hundreds of former and current de Blasio administration staffers signed a statement regarding the police response to the protests. It made several demands including defunding the NYPD, decreasing its budget from $ 6 billion to $ 5 billion. Three days later, staffers on the
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described "shattered glass, bare mannequins, and flaming dumpsters littered the streets of SoHo" the next morning, remarking on the "widespread looting" that "picked clean" several luxury fashion stores. Twelve police officers were injured during the clashes, and 345 protesters were arrested,
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After the curfew was implemented, conflicts between protesters and police largely took place after 8:00 pm. According to Chief Monahan, police showed some leniency at first, but said publicly there would be "no more tolerance" for people protesting after curfew. On the evening of June 3,
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described a "confounding scene has played out again and again" whereby "the protesters ... are mostly wearing masks many of the police are not". As the number of arrests increased, many people were detained for long periods, sometimes held in close quarters where social distancing was
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and other techniques that involve neck restraint. The NYPD has been criticized for its use of chokeholds in the past, including in the fallout over the death of Eric Garner in 2014. Though disallowed by police policy, an investigation found officers had used them on several occasions and had
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A total of about 270 people were arrested across the city on June 4, including two delivery workers not engaged with the protests. Video of a man with a food delivery backpack being arrested circulated on social media, leading Mayor de Blasio to condemn the arrest and highlight that the city
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similarly announced his intention to decline prosecuting unlawful assembly, and added violating curfew to the lesser charges his office would pass on. Police Benevolent Association president Patrick J. Lynch called Gonzalez's decision a "dereliction of duty". In the Bronx, district attorney
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after the official legislative session ended the month before. Patrick Lynch of the Police Benevolent Association objected to being left out of the discussion over the repeal. Governor Cuomo signed the bill into law on June 12 at a ceremony including Valerie Bell and Gwen Carr (mothers of
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the protest, but I'm not proud of the destruction ... My brother wasn't about that", condemning the violence and looting that had occurred at some protests. Several other community leaders spoke at the memorial, including Brooklyn clergyman Kevin McCall, State Attorney General
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On June 7, de Blasio announced that the enforcement of street vendor laws and regulations would no longer be carried out by the NYPD. Vendors have several times raised concerns about the way the city polices them, including an incident when police arrested a woman selling
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and homelessness grew and police forcibly cleared the area a month after it began, on July 22. Raymond Spinella, the police department's chief of support services said the area would be closed for several weeks for extensive clean up. This came days after President Trump
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neighborhood of Brooklyn. Volunteers painted the words "Black Lives Matter" in large yellow letters, accompanied by the names of people killed by racial violence like George Floyd. Another Black Lives Matter mural was painted by city officials on July 9, 2020, on
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marchers in Brooklyn ran into a line of police in Cadman Plaza in Downtown Brooklyn. While the crowd chanted and demonstrated, police filled in behind them, hemming the group in using a method known as kettling, before aggressively moving in and arresting people.
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Police Chief Monahan said that there would be "no more tolerance ... They have to be off the street, an 8 p.m. curfew. We gave them to 9 p.m., and there was no indication that they were going to leave these streets. We're just not going to take
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recorded a mobile phone video of the act which went viral after it was shared online. It depicts the D'Andraia calling Zayer a "bitch" and shoving her with both hands after she asked about his order to get out of the street. Zayer said that she suffered a
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in the northwest, where some protesters threw objects at police and stores and were arrested. The group tried to cross the Brooklyn Bridge but were turned back; they likewise met resistance at the Manhattan Bridge, but were eventually permitted to cross.
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impossible. Some of the arrested also had inadequate access to water to wash their hands. In some cases, policing has involved use of tear gas, which can lead to respiratory illness on its own, and can also increase risk by causing coughing.
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own private property. Several police pushed their way into the building's foyer, where they attacked residents, attempted to enter residents' apartments, and made numerous arrests. As of June 9, 2020, the incident was under internal review.
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by throwing balloons filled with red paint at them. President Donald Trump noted the incident, calling for "Anarchists" to be prosecuted under a new executive order aimed at stopping efforts to remove monuments of slave-owners and racists.
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difficult, and some common elements of such demonstrations, like chanting and yelling, can increase risk of transmission. In addition to risks taken by protesters, several outlets criticized police working the events for failing to
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A gathering around Union Square that night was more violent. A number of fires were set and some smashed windows while others participated in looting amid objections from other protesters. Looting was particularly extensive in the
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Bridge leading to a standoff with a police that resolved without incident. There were broken windows and reports of looting around Union Square, Astor Place, and Greenwich Village, sometimes thwarted by other protesters.
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implemented that day, and increased police presence aimed at curbing the looting from the night before, demonstrations and widespread looting continued past 11 p.m. in
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president Ed Mullins, who told his members "to report for duty with your helmet and baton and do not hesitate to utilize that equipment in securing your personal safety".
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criticized the NYPD's use of kettling as a policing tactic against peaceful protesters after curfew, as in Cadman Plaza on June 3 and in the South Bronx on June 4. The
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Gina Bellafante, it "was originally intended to shield good cops from vigilantes. But in practice it has protected habitually delinquent police officers for decades."
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and de Blasio threatened to veto it. In the wake of Floyd's murder, de Blasio expressed support as long as there were an exception for life-threatening circumstances.
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of actions taken during the protests that occurred on May 29. The following day, the mayor announced another investigation of police actions to be carried out by
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to New York City. In November 2022, Rahman was sentenced to 15 months in prison. In January 2023, Mattis was sentenced to one year and one day in prison.
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provided first aid to injured or sick participants in the protests, and some came equipped with hand sanitizer or personal protective equipment.
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kneeled with protesters and addressed the crowd to show solidarity. At nightfall, a peaceful candlelight vigil took place at
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status. A statement from the NYPD the following day clarified that ICE, as well as Homeland Security Investigations and the
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Hill, Evan; Tiefenthäler, Ainara; Triebert, Christiaan; Jordan, Drew; Willis, Haley; Stein, Robin (May 31, 2020).
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were supporting the police department with personnel and resources while it was under strain during the protests.
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that support would be met with harsh criticism from unions, while de Blasio supported reform rather than repeal.
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and Communities United for Police Reform have continued efforts to repeal, thus far unsuccessful. According to
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considered food delivery an essential service. 1,349 people were issued a summons for violating the curfew.
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6073:"Videos Show NYPD Violently Arresting Crown Heights Residents In Their Building After Breaking Up Barbecue"
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Robbins, Christopher; Chung, Jen; Cruz, David; Offenhartz, Jake; Nicholas, JB; Yakas, Ben (June 12, 2020).
4641:"Live Protest Updates: Cops Back Down & Allow Over A Thousand Marchers To Walk Brooklyn Bridge Roadway"
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7649:"A man threw paint on a sculpture of George Floyd. It's the second time the statue has been vandalized"
6045:"Cop Who Bragged About Ripping Down Mask to Pepper Spray Protester Escapes Discipline for Use of Force"
6017:"NYPD officer bragged about taking off protester's mask and pepper-spraying him, bodycam footage shows"
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Kim, Elizabeth; Lewis, Caroline; Yakas, Ben; Nicholas, JB; Offenhartz, Jake; Yi, Karen (June 8, 2020).
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Kim, Elizabeth; Hogan, Gwynne; Yakas, Ben; Nicholas, JB; Cruz, David; Pereira, Sydney (June 9, 2020).
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4564:"Live Protest Updates: Over A Thousand Cyclists Take Over City Streets On Solidarity Protest Ride"
4524:"Hundreds join Black Surfing Association 'paddle out' at Rockaway Beach in memory of George Floyd"
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2484:"200 Arrested in 2nd Day of Violent NYC Protests Against Police Brutality Over George Floyd Death"
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at an unoccupied NYPD van. On July 1, both were charged with seven federal charges and faced long
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4003:"LIVE UPDATES: Day 8 of George Floyd protests in NYC starts with Queens march, Brooklyn memorial"
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put forward a bill to repeal it, but it was not successful. Since then, organizations like
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7545:"Justice For George Floyd At The Schomburg Center For Research in Black Culture In Harlem"
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5632:"Criminal Charges Dismissed for Cop Filmed Shoving Protester, in Restorative Justice Deal"
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that ruined his reputation and "goes against every principle and value that I stand for".
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5522:"Meet The "Outside Agitator" Whose Bronx March Was Violently Cracked Down On By The NYPD"
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4942:"N.Y.C. Protests Find New Routine With Occupy City Hall – and Even Hold Shabbat Service"
1996:"5 years after Eric Garner's death, a look back at the case and the movement it sparked"
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supplies, public safety, and wireless internet. On June 25, the grassroots organization
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5588:"N.Y.P.D. Says It Used Restraint During Protests. Here's What the Videos Show"
5078:"NYPD Cops With Riot Shields Clear Out City Hall Protest Encampment Overnight"
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5343:"Thousands Of New Yorkers Mark One-Year Anniversary Of George Floyd's Death"
4861:"Activists Occupy City Hall Park, Demanding $ 1 Billion In Cuts To The NYPD"
4676:"Live Protest Updates: Hundreds Of Young Protesters March Through Manhattan"
2687:"Lawyers Charged With Seven Felonies In Molotov Cocktail Attack Out On Bail"
2224:"At Least 40 Arrests Made At Union Square Protest Over George Floyd's Death"
304:. As the day went on, the protests became more violent. Groups moved to the
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became a parallel issue, especially in Manhattan. As a result, and amid the
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5991:"Complaint : Alvarez, Roldan, Samusev : May 2020 : 50-a.org"
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5277:"Trump signs executive order to punish vandalism against federal monuments"
3279:"NYPD Sergeants Union Tweets Private Details of Mayor de Blasio's Daughter"
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2333:"Protests Flare in Brooklyn Over Floyd Death as de Blasio Appeals for Calm"
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Jim Johnson and Department of Investigation Commissioner Margaret Garnett.
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7175:"Black Lives Matter Mural Unveiled On Fulton Street In Bedford-Stuyvesant"
6886:"Police Review Board Says Violence During Protests Shows Lack of Training"
5376:"Historic curfews in Los Angeles and New York are the harshest in decades"
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A driver extends a fist in support of protesters amid a march in Brooklyn.
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and 30th Avenue to the NYPD 114th Precinct on Astoria Boulevard South. In
336:. Some protesters threw bricks, bottles, and other objects at the police.
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7349:"Black Lives Matter Mural in Front of Trump Tower Defaced With Red Paint"
6658:"Nearly $ 1 Billion Is Shifted From Police in Budget That Pleases No One"
5778:"City to Pay Protester Shoved by Cop $ 387K, Officer Contributes $ 3,000"
4969:"Protesters clash with police near City Hall ahead of NYC budget hearing"
4903:"How the Floyd Protests Turned Into a 24-Hour 'Occupy City Hall' in N.Y."
4597:"Photos: Thousands March Across Manhattan For Black Lives Matter Protest"
3642:"'Kettling' of Peaceful Protesters Shows Aggressive Shift by N.Y. Police"
3015:"Thousands Protest in N.Y.C., Clashing With Police Across All 5 Boroughs"
1955:"8 Minutes and 46 Seconds: How George Floyd Was Killed in Police Custody"
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6702:"State Attorney General Calls for Stripping N.Y.P.D. Control From Mayor"
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FerrĂ©-SadurnĂ, Luis; Mays, Jeffery C.; Southall, Ashley (June 8, 2020).
3905:"'One human family': Memorial rally for George Floyd packs Cadman Plaza"
2522:"BREAKING: NYPD suspends two cops for attacks on protesters in Brooklyn"
7234:"New York City paints Black Lives Matter mural in front of Trump Tower"
6782:"An Unprepared N.Y.P.D. Badly Mishandled Floyd Protests, Watchdog Says"
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5212:"Vandals toss red paint at George Washington statues on famed NYC arch"
5038:"'Occupy City Hall' Encampment Taken Down in Pre-Dawn Raid by N.Y.P.D."
4380:"Mayor De Blasio Lifts Curfew In New York City 1 Day Ahead Of Schedule"
2419:"Protests over George Floyd's death break out in NYC, all over country"
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Trump Tower with Black Lives Matter mural painted in front in July 2020
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march began in Harlem and traveled south to Wall Street. According to
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7608:"George Floyd Statue in Brooklyn Is Defaced With Hate Group's Symbol"
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7308:"'Black Lives Matter' Will Be Painted on Street Outside Trump Tower"
7004:"Police in New York Are Defying State and City Orders to Wear Masks"
6963:"Corrosive Effects of Tear Gas Could Intensify Coronavirus Pandemic"
3738:"'No more tolerance': NYPD breaks up peaceful protests after curfew"
3211:"NYC mayor addresses daughter's arrest during George Floyd protests"
2566:"Officer Who Violently Shoved Protester in Brooklyn to Face Charges"
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50-a was the subject of criticism again following Floyd's murder by
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and vociferously but nonetheless peacefully advocated for justice".
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late afternoon for a rally before marching uptown without incident.
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In Brooklyn, about 500 protesters gathered around a stage set up in
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6468:"New York to Vote on 50-A to Make Police Disciplinary Files Public"
5966:"NYPD Imposes No Discipline on Cops Who Drove SUVs into Protesters"
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4755:"Thousands gather for 'Black Trans Lives Matter' rally in Brooklyn"
3799:"New York Officer Stabbed, Two Shot While Guarding Against Looting"
3687:"In Brooklyn, a Peaceful March Turns to Confrontation After Curfew"
3588:"After Curfew, Police Arrest Dozens of Protesters in New York City"
3519:"Hundreds March Through Astoria Demanding Justice For George Floyd"
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2256:"More Than 40 Arrested During George Floyd Protest at Union Square"
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2020 civil unrest in New York City after the murder of George Floyd
7382:"'Black Lives Matter' mural outside Trump Tower in NYC vandalized"
7068:"George Floyd Protests Add New Front Line for Coronavirus Doctors"
6630:"Statement by the staff of the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice"
6212:"Despite Eric Garner and 'I Can't Breathe,' Chokeholds Still Used"
2938:"2 NYPD officers suspended after videos of violence to protesters"
2181:"New York police take seconds to restore reputation for brutality"
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group. Its display in Brooklyn was temporary, and it was moved to
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instead of prosecuting for unlawful assembly or violating curfew.
393:, Gwen Carr, and other activists held a vigil for George Floyd on
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7201:"Artists unveil Black Lives Matter street mural in New York City"
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The curfew ended on Sunday, June 7, a day earlier than expected.
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Several events were held a year after the initial protests. At a
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Offenhartz, Jake; Chung, Jen; Khan, Yasmeen (January 14, 2021).
3970:"New York lawmakers preparing to pass package of police reforms"
3937:"Thousands Attend Memorial Service in Brooklyn for George Floyd"
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neighborhood of Brooklyn. Days later, the six-foot (1.8 m)
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New York City was still experiencing high levels of transmission
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In New York City, reactions to the incident drew comparisons to
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Robbins, Christopher; Chung, Jen; Cruz, David (June 12, 2020).
6303:"De Blasio Vows for First Time to Cut Funding for the N.Y.P.D."
5692:"Investigation into NYPD Response to the George Floyd Protests"
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Judge sentences second New York lawyer in Molotov cocktail case
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Blasio and announced an independent review by Attorney General
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List of police violence incidents during George Floyd protests
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police in riot gear surrounded them, using a technique called
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Offenhartz, Jake; Pinto, Nick; Hogan, Gwynne (June 5, 2020).
4056:"Some N.Y.C. Protests Ended Quietly. Others Ended in Arrests"
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3059:"Macy's Damage Is Limited, but Looting Deals a Symbolic Blow"
1481:
Kettling and aggressive post-curfew policing (June 1–7, 2020)
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Protester pepper sprayed after mask pulled off (May 30, 2020)
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for a rally. That group and another 500 who had marched from
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digital sign which reads "George Floyd was lynched by police"
7267:"N.Y.C. Paints 'Black Lives Matter' in Front of Trump Tower"
7037:"Mass Arrests Jeopardizing the Health of Protesters, Police"
6747:. New York State Office of the Attorney General. July 2020.
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to protect federal property and subdue occasional violence.
778:. The Black Surfing Association organized a "Paddle Out" in
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3395:"Peaceful George Floyd Protest Held at Astoria Park Monday"
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List of police reforms related to the George Floyd protests
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Civilian Complaint Review Board for improper use of force.
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leads a rally and performance at Barclays Center on June 12
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5859:"Defying Police Unions, New York Lawmakers Ban Chokeholds"
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4453:"In New York Protests, a Night Without Curfew or Conflict"
4345:"Federal inmate dies after being pepper sprayed by guards"
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The mayor renewed calls to change the name of a street in
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6428:"Thousands of Complaints Do Little to Change Police Ways"
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staff/sydney-pereira; staff/scott-heins (June 24, 2020).
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2656:"Two Lawyers, a Summer of Unrest, and a Molotov Cocktail"
1798:. Public officials expressed concern about the spread of
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New York City Police Department corruption and misconduct
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Monument and memorial controversies in the United States
3322:"After Widespread Looting, Curfew Is Moved Up to 8 P.M."
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was vandalized, painting it black and tagging it with a
921:, with organizers estimating 15,000 people taking part.
263:, high-profile cases of police violence, and the use of
7149:"Black Lives Matter Mural Painted Down Brooklyn Street"
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Ollstein, Alice Miranda; Goldberg, Dan (June 4, 2020).
4788:"How a March for Black Trans Lives Became a Huge Event"
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NYC Lawyer Gets 15 Months for Firebombing NYPD Vehicle
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In the 1970s, New York state lawmakers enacted section
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Monuments and memorials in Canada removed in 2020–2022
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2020 deployment of federal forces in the United States
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6387:"Why Secrecy Laws Protecting Bad Officers Are Falling"
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event in Harlem on the anniversary of Floyd's murder,
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for its treatment of black citizens, including use of
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Creag, Katherine; Intarasuwan, Kiki (July 22, 2020).
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On June 24, someone spray painted "slave owner" on a
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One of several peaceful marches in Brooklyn on June 7
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More than 1,000 people demonstrated on June 5 at the
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marched peacefully through Brooklyn after the event.
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in Manhattan. Another group came together around the
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George Floyd Law Enforcement Trust and Integrity Act
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Rubinstein, Dana; Mays, Jeffery C. (June 30, 2020).
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Corkery, Michael; Maheshwari, Sapna (June 2, 2020).
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as required by policy and by order of the governor.
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Curfew summonses by race/ethnicity between June 1–7
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Police arrested four people and issued 24 summonses.
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boarded up, due to fears of looting, taken on June 2
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6426:Dewan, Shaila; Kovaleski, Serge F. (May 30, 2020).
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570:as a "symbolic blow", albeit with moderate damage.
8833:George Floyd protests in the United States by city
7347:Diesnt, Jonathan; Russo, Melissa (July 13, 2020).
7265:Gold, Michael; Slotnik, Daniel E. (July 9, 2020).
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4414:"De Blasio Promises Cuts To NYPD, Ends NYC Curfew"
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3431:Pereira, Sydney; Offenhartz, Jake (June 2, 2020).
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925:Occupy City Hall and statue vandalism (June 23–30)
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5111:"NYPD in riot gear clear 'Occupy City Hall' camp"
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2287:Ruiz, Michael; Rambaran, Vandana (May 28, 2020).
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2135:Pintoand, Nick; Offenhartz, Jake (May 30, 2020).
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954:which took place in Lower Manhattan in 2011. The
267:and other aggressive tactics against protesters.
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4311:Pereira, Sydney; Hogan, Gwynne (June 10, 2020).
3173:Offenhartz, Jake; Hogan, Gwynne (June 1, 2020).
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1668:and Eric Garner, respectively), NAACP President
133:took place at several sites in each of the five
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5717:Gonen, Yoav; Sandoval, Gabriel (June 9, 2021).
5448:"New York City's Curfew: What You Need to Know"
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4493:"NYPD Boats 'Monitor' A Paddle Out In Rockaway"
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917:Lives Matter" march on June 14 in front of the
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140:, starting on May 28, 2020, in reaction to the
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5776:Blau, Reuven; Gonen, Yoav (February 1, 2022).
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1866:Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
806:a vigil attended by Akeem Browder, brother of
280:On May 28, nearly 100 protesters assembled in
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1442:NYPD vehicle driven into crowd (May 30, 2020)
298:Adam Clayton Powell Jr. State Office Building
8493:Commission for Diversity in the Public Realm
8406:When the looting starts, the shooting starts
5933:"Two NYPD vehicles appear to hit protesters"
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216:Black Lives Matter protests in New York City
189:Black Lives Matter movement in New York City
164:from June 1–7, the first curfew in the city
42:Black Lives Matter protests in New York City
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7109:"Where Protesters Go, Street Medics Follow"
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5036:Feuer, Alan; Kim, Juliana (July 22, 2020).
4901:Kim, Juliana; Alfiky, Amr (June 28, 2020).
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3797:Honan, Katie; Chapman, Ben (June 4, 2020).
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3140:Yakas, Ben; Hogan, Gwynne (June 11, 2020).
3013:Feuer, Alan; Paybarah, Azi (May 30, 2020).
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1600:charge, whereas the state law is a Class C
966:deployed federal forces in Portland, Oregon
8488:Actions against memorials in Great Britain
8309:Donald Trump photo op at St. John's Church
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6884:Marcius, Chelsia Rose (February 6, 2023).
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1802:via the crowded events. Protests can make
382:, and each was ordered to pay $ 30,137 in
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8838:Riots and civil disorder in New York City
6343:"This Law Keeps Police Misconduct Secret"
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5700:New York City Department of Investigation
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5412:"Protesting Past Curfew in New York City"
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2454:"Even black lawmakers get pepper-sprayed"
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1767:New York City Department of Investigation
1746:New York City Department of Investigation
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1413:Woman shoved to the ground (May 29, 2020)
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6600:"An Open Letter to Mayor Bill de Blasio"
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3277:Reporter, Jason Murdock (June 1, 2020).
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74:July 2020 – 2021, as part of the larger
19:For broader coverage of this topic, see
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1098:Criminal possession of stolen property
706:Continued peaceful protests (June 5–14)
421:Curfew and escalation (May 31 – June 4)
38:George Floyd protests in New York state
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7722:George Floyd protests in New York City
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6939:from the original on February 18, 2023
6906:from the original on February 18, 2023
6802:from the original on February 26, 2021
6722:from the original on February 28, 2021
6604:An Open Letter to Mayor Bill de Blasio
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6251:Goodman, J. David (January 12, 2015).
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5790:from the original on February 17, 2023
5672:from the original on February 17, 2023
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3291:from the original on November 26, 2023
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1777:Civilian Complaint Review Board report
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961:Jews For Racial & Economic Justice
865:blocked off for public access by NYPD
378:explosive device. Both attorneys were
131:George Floyd protests in New York City
31:George Floyd protests in New York City
8775:Police brutality in the United States
8610:2020–2023 United States racial unrest
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7661:from the original on October 25, 2021
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6841:from the original on February 5, 2021
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3112:from the original on November 2, 2021
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968:and other American cities as part of
319:Protesters placed a stencil over the
8594:George Floyd Justice in Policing Act
8355:Aaron Danielson and Michael Reinoehl
7845:George Floyd Square occupied protest
7001:
6143:
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5658:Smith, Greg B. (December 18, 2020).
5409:
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2685:Temple-Raston, Dina (July 1, 2020).
1994:Carrega, Christina (July 16, 2019).
1018:George Floyd Justice in Policing Act
615:, about 300 protesters marched from
531:, and others blocked traffic on the
175:, leading to the criminalization of
7493:from the original on August 8, 2020
6754:from the original on March 6, 2021.
5553:Sgueglia, Kristina (May 30, 2020).
5489:"Emergency Executive Order No. 119"
5243:Pozarycki, Robert (June 30, 2020).
4522:Acevedo, Angélica (June 10, 2020).
2699:from the original on August 6, 2020
2666:from the original on August 6, 2020
1920:Goldberg, Michelle (May 29, 2020).
1855:in Manhattan, directly in front of
1339:materials like rocks and gasoline.
792:Immigration and Customs Enforcement
13:
7693:from the original on July 20, 2021
7647:Peiser, Jaclyn (October 4, 2021).
7628:from the original on July 28, 2021
7587:from the original on July 20, 2021
7555:from the original on June 12, 2021
7525:from the original on June 12, 2021
7460:from the original on July 19, 2020
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7394:from the original on July 13, 2020
7361:from the original on July 13, 2020
7328:from the original on July 10, 2020
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7213:from the original on June 15, 2020
7181:from the original on June 15, 2020
7155:from the original on June 15, 2020
7129:from the original on June 19, 2020
7088:from the original on June 12, 2020
6780:Watkins, Ali (December 18, 2020).
6642:from the original on June 8, 2020.
6547:from the original on June 10, 2020
6480:from the original on June 10, 2020
6407:from the original on June 10, 2020
6385:Bellafante, Ginia (June 5, 2020).
6191:from the original on July 21, 2021
6158:from the original on July 21, 2021
6118:from the original on July 23, 2021
5931:Abbruzzese, Jason (May 30, 2020).
5608:from the original on July 16, 2020
5520:Offenhartz, Jake (June 10, 2020).
5424:from the original on June 30, 2020
5374:Silverman, Hollie (June 2, 2020).
5355:from the original on July 21, 2021
5322:from the original on July 20, 2021
5289:from the original on June 30, 2020
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5123:from the original on July 23, 2020
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4767:from the original on June 15, 2020
4536:from the original on June 13, 2020
4166:from the original on July 23, 2021
4001:Pozarycki, Robert (June 4, 2020).
3811:from the original on June 12, 2020
3769:Frehse, Rob (September 21, 2022).
3523:Astoria-Long Island City, NY Patch
2950:from the original on June 10, 2020
2520:Pozarycki, Robert (June 6, 2020).
2101:
1922:"Opinion – America Is a Tinderbox"
1761:Department of Investigation report
1735:, which received media attention.
1702:George Floyd protests in June 2020
950:, the event took inspiration from
171:The protests catalyzed efforts at
14:
8849:
8557:Strike for Black Lives (academic)
7709:
7246:from the original on July 9, 2020
7047:from the original on June 6, 2020
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6983:from the original on June 4, 2020
6678:from the original on July 1, 2020
6610:from the original on June 9, 2020
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6448:from the original on June 4, 2020
6363:from the original on June 9, 2020
6322:from the original on June 8, 2020
6301:Rubinstein, Dana (June 7, 2020).
6273:from the original on June 3, 2020
6232:from the original on June 4, 2020
6014:
5945:from the original on June 3, 2020
5898:Gonen, Yoav (September 2, 2022).
5879:from the original on June 9, 2020
5823:from the original on May 30, 2020
5630:Gonen, Yoav (September 2, 2022).
5567:from the original on May 31, 2020
5501:from the original on June 3, 2020
5468:from the original on June 3, 2020
5388:from the original on July 1, 2020
5257:from the original on July 2, 2020
5192:from the original on July 1, 2020
5155:from the original on July 2, 2020
5109:Chayes, Matthew (July 22, 2020).
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4386:from the original on June 9, 2020
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4283:from the original on June 6, 2020
4251:from the original on June 6, 2020
4196:Offenhartz, Jake (June 8, 2020).
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1975:from the original on June 5, 2020
1934:from the original on May 30, 2020
1895:stencil, the name of a far-right
1607:
488:in the southeast and one towards
8800:
8799:
8545:Strike for Black Lives (general)
8510:Black Lives Matter street murals
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6925:Gonen, Yoav (February 6, 2023).
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5964:Gonen, Yoav (December 8, 2023).
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5579:
5546:
5513:
5487:de Blasio, Bill (June 2, 2020).
4786:Patil, Anushka (June 15, 2020).
3968:Slattery, Denis (June 4, 2020).
3393:Dorgan, Michael (June 2, 2020).
2865:Pereira, Sydney (May 31, 2020).
2767:, NBC News, November 18, 2022],
2564:Ashley Southall (June 9, 2020).
2331:Sandoval, Edgar (May 30, 2020).
2008:from the original on May 9, 2020
1790:At the time the protests began,
1543:Police officers in riot gear in
1529:Legislation and policy proposals
1360:Sergeants Benevolent Association
1037:Arrests between May 28 – June 7
231:, who died after being put in a
90:
8696:Killing of Winston Boogie Smith
8530:Monuments and memorials removed
8297:Buffalo police shoving incident
7479:Villeda, Ray (August 6, 2020).
7380:Einiger, Josh (July 13, 2020).
7306:Zaveri, Mihir (June 25, 2020).
7066:Goldberg, Emma (June 7, 2020).
6868:Civilian Complaint Review Board
6043:Gonen, Yoav (August 29, 2022).
5809:Niland, Olivia (May 30, 2020).
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2179:Pilkington, Ed (June 4, 2020).
1407:Civilian Complaint Review Board
937:On June 23, activists set up a
800:Federal Bureau of Investigation
321:Central Brooklyn Public Library
8681:Killing of Marcellis Stinnette
7606:Watkins, Ali (June 24, 2021).
7446:Kesslen, Ben (July 19, 2020).
7413:Helsel, Phil (July 17, 2020).
7002:Chan, Melissa (June 5, 2020).
6071:Fine, Gabriel (June 9, 2020).
4753:Bowden, John (June 14, 2020).
3517:Kaufman, Maya (June 2, 2020).
2752:, Reuters, November 15, 2022,
2615:"N.Y.C. Protests Turn Violent"
2128:
2056:
2020:
1987:
1946:
1653:eighteen misconduct complaints
1334:Claims about outside agitators
1301:Response by district attorneys
762:transverse, and later went to
609:National September 11 Memorial
1:
8785:Use of deadly force by police
8728:Minneapolis Police Department
8584:Ending Qualified Immunity Act
8520:Capitol Hill Occupied Protest
8314:St. Louis gun-toting incident
7855:2020–2023 local racial unrest
7232:Wu, Nicholas (July 9, 2020).
7107:Grillo, Emma (June 9, 2020).
6700:Watkins, Ali (July 9, 2020).
6341:Barkan, Ross (June 8, 2020).
6177:Pinto, Nick (June 26, 2021).
6144:Cruz, David (July 10, 2021).
5446:Herrera, Tim (June 2, 2020).
5341:Heins, Scott (May 26, 2021).
5000:Maisel, Todd (July 9, 2020).
4412:Horn, Austin (June 7, 2020).
3640:Watkins, Ali (June 5, 2020).
2980:Maisel, Todd (June 1, 2020).
2782:, Reuters, January 26, 2023,
1906:
1356:Police Benevolent Association
1343:were going to cause mayhem".
1140:Possession of burglary tools
822:'s mother Constance Malcolm,
720:Metropolitan Detention Center
641:New York City Public Advocate
253:subject of frequent criticism
194:
6961:Baker, Mike (June 3, 2020).
6500:"NY State Senate Bill S8496"
6210:Winston, Ali (May 9, 2019).
5410:Witt, Emily (June 4, 2020).
5308:Moses, Dean (May 25, 2021).
4152:Floyd, Jami (June 4, 2021).
1366:Incidents of excessive force
1126:Assaulting a police officer
758:, blocked traffic along the
401:had been killed in 2014. In
308:'s office and then over the
276:Initial protests (May 28–30)
160:, the city was placed under
7:
7850:2021 Minneapolis Question 2
4595:Yakas, Ben (June 9, 2020).
1651:, a police officer who had
1616:NYS Senate Majority Leader
1512:
1354:criticized comments by the
983:, one of many incidents of
977:statue of George Washington
566:highlighted the looting of
551:
501:neighborhood of Manhattan.
343:and New York State Senator
306:Manhattan District Attorney
270:
243:movement. Garner's mother,
76:Black Lives Matter movement
10:
8854:
8642:Killing of Rayshard Brooks
7513:"Justice for George Floyd"
4154:"24 Minutes In Mott Haven"
1827:
1738:
1686:Defund the police movement
1683:
1552:Anti-chokehold legislation
1532:
1369:
909:". It was led by musician
882:contribution to New York".
429:Torched police vehicle in
249:New York Police Department
205:
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8795:
8748:Police abolition movement
8686:Killing of Walter Wallace
8620:Killing of Breonna Taylor
8602:
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8304:Vehicle-ramming incidents
8292:Police violence incidents
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1752:Attorney General's report
1564:New York City Councilman
1240:
100:
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30:
8780:Use of torture by police
8505:Black Lives Matter Plaza
2452:i_beebe (June 3, 2020).
1175:Black or Black Hispanic
840:Black Lives Matter Plaza
834:'s mother Valerie Bell.
519:Candlelight memorial in
8701:List of other incidents
8671:Killing of Daniel Prude
8666:Killing of Dijon Kizzee
8647:Shooting of Jacob Blake
8625:Breonna Taylor protests
8615:Murder of Ahmaud Arbery
7518:New York Public Library
3804:The Wall Street Journal
1545:Union Square, Manhattan
1184:Asian/Pacific Islander
1154:Total arrests reported
1006:National Action Network
999:
981:Union Square, Manhattan
869:over fears of vandalism
790:to demonstrate against
7915:San Francisco Bay Area
7763:murder of George Floyd
1877:statue of George Floyd
1839:
1786:Public health concerns
1722:Other policing changes
1703:
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1618:Andrea Stewart-Cousins
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826:'s mother Carol Gray,
743:
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692:National Lawyers Guild
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537:Washington Square Park
524:
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365:in Manhattan on May 30
324:
288:, blocking traffic in
261:stop-and-frisk program
208:Murder of George Floyd
142:murder of George Floyd
108:murder of George Floyd
8828:2020 in New York City
8753:Police accountability
8691:Killing of Andre Hill
8676:Killing of Alvin Cole
7549:Harlem World Magazine
6837:. December 19, 2020.
6505:New York State Senate
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879:Governor Andrew Cuomo
860:
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724:Sunset Park, Brooklyn
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529:Radio City Music Hall
518:
440:
428:
360:
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21:George Floyd protests
8758:Blue wall of silence
7937:District of Columbia
7724:at Wikimedia Commons
1824:Murals and memorials
1056:Commercial burglary
1048:Post-curfew arrests
770:, Grand Army Plaza,
682:neighborhood of the
568:Macy's Herald Square
552:11:00 pm curfew
442:Macy's Herald Square
212:Death of Eric Garner
63:Beginning of a march
8637:Killing of Nina Pop
8500:George Floyd Square
8469:Social and cultural
6870:. February 6, 2023.
6861:"2020 NYC Protests"
5970:THE CITY - NYC News
3975:New York Daily News
1631:Daniel J. O'Donnell
1395:Corporation Counsel
1248:Harlem riot of 1943
1171:
1045:Pre-curfew arrests
1038:
1032:Government response
842:in Washington, DC.
523:, Queens, on June 1
8768:Qualified immunity
8713:Black Lives Matter
7905:Los Angeles County
7613:The New York Times
7551:. April 21, 2021.
7313:The New York Times
7272:The New York Times
7114:The New York Times
7073:The New York Times
6968:The New York Times
6891:The New York Times
6787:The New York Times
6707:The New York Times
6663:The New York Times
6540:Queens Daily Eagle
6433:The New York Times
6392:The New York Times
6307:The New York Times
6258:The New York Times
6217:The New York Times
5864:The New York Times
5752:. January 14, 2021
5593:The New York Times
5453:The New York Times
5042:The New York Times
4907:The New York Times
4793:The New York Times
4458:The New York Times
4061:The New York Times
3867:The New York Times
3692:The New York Times
3647:The New York Times
3593:The New York Times
3483:The New York Times
3326:The New York Times
3064:The New York Times
3020:The New York Times
2936:Janelle Griffith.
2620:The New York Times
2571:The New York Times
2338:The New York Times
1960:The New York Times
1927:The New York Times
1848:Bedford-Stuyvesant
1840:
1813:The New York Times
1716:The New York Times
1704:
1696:
1680:Defunding the NYPD
1639:The New York Times
1622:
1549:
1496:Human Rights Watch
1474:
1452:
1315:disorderly conduct
1288:The New York Times
1266:
1169:
1070:Unlawful assembly
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952:Occupy Wall Street
948:The New York Times
939:protest encampment
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654:Brooklyn on June 5
604:
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564:The New York Times
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350:The New York Times
334:Bedford–Stuyvesant
325:
241:Black Lives Matter
8815:
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8413:Defund the police
8379:
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7720:Media related to
7689:. June 24, 2021.
7583:. June 25, 2021.
7209:. June 14, 2020.
7177:. June 14, 2020.
7151:. June 13, 2020.
5315:AM New York Metro
5285:. June 27, 2020.
5250:AM New York Metro
5220:. June 29, 2020.
5188:. June 30, 2020.
5151:. June 24, 2020.
5007:AM New York Metro
4977:. June 30, 2020.
4529:AM New York Metro
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2527:AM New York Metro
1897:white supremacist
1859:. Then-president
1804:social distancing
1432:criminal mischief
1311:unlawful assembly
1262:Queensboro Bridge
1258:Police checkpoint
1234:
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1167:
1166:
989:George Washington
907:WE ARE: A REVIVAL
894:
863:Columbus Monument
490:Downtown Brooklyn
455:Midtown Manhattan
375:mandatory minimum
220:On May 25, 2020,
158:COVID-19 pandemic
128:
127:
121:social inequality
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8723:Darnella Frazier
8515:Blackout Tuesday
8453:Operation Legend
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