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Protests erupt after Wisconsin police shoot Black man - DefenderNetwork.com

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Police in the southeastern Wisconsin city of Kenosha shot and wounded a Black man, apparently in the back, after responding to a call about a domestic dispute, setting off a night of protests and unrest in which officers fired tear gas and demonstrators apparently hurled objects and set fire to parked cars. The shooting happened […]

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