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Residents rattled near Brooklyn Center unrest | Duluth News Tribune

Residents rattled near Brooklyn Center unrest Since the death of Daunte Wright Sunday, law enforcement officers have clashed with the protesters, using tear gas, flash-bang grenades and projectiles to clear the crowds. For those living in the apartments nearby, that has meant finding bright green marking rounds and gas canisters landing on their balconies. It has meant sleepless nights of trying to watch through windows while fearing a projectile will fly through the glass. And even for those residents who did try going to bed, the coughing caused by the tear gas was often enough to keep them awake. Written By:

Minneapolis City Council votes 11-1 to oppose use of tear gas

Minneapolis City Council votes 11-1 to oppose use of tear gas article Protesters stand as police fire tear gas along Humboldt Avenue in Brooklyn Center, in front of the city s police department. (FOX 9) MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - The Minneapolis City Council has voted 11-1 to oppose the use of tear gas and other munitions as part of Minnesota s response to civil disorder. Some 3,000 National Guard soldiers have been deployed in response to Brooklyn Center unrest and the end of the Derek Chauvin murder trial next week. In Brooklyn Center, police used gas and nonlethal munitions as people tried to overrun the city s police station this week.

Residents rattled near Brooklyn Center unrest | Grand Forks Herald

Residents rattled near Brooklyn Center unrest | Grand Forks Herald
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It s absolutely terrorizing : Residents near Brooklyn Center unrest rattled by clashes, tear gas

It s absolutely terrorizing : Residents near Brooklyn Center unrest rattled by clashes, tear gas For those living in the apartments nearby, that has meant finding bright green marking rounds and gas canisters on their balconies after sleepless nights.  April 14, 2021 9:25pm Text size Copy shortlink: Gino Fiebelkorn has taken to sleeping during the day, when the crowd outside his apartment is mostly camera crews and reporters. But by evening, he starts prepping for another night in a war zone. He tapes up the back door frame of his garden-level apartment on Humboldt Avenue in Brooklyn Center an attempt to keep out clouds of tear gas that have filled his neighborhood since Sunday night. And then he stations himself at the apartment building s back door, prepared to pull in injured protesters and ward off troublemakers.

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