North Dakota spent over six hundred thousand on protest police gear
State invoices show more than $600,000 in body armor riot gear and crowd control devices bought during the Dakota Access pipeline protests. Purchases mainly in fall helped police handle clashes near the encampment, as about 761 arrests occurred and up to 540 officers deployed on peak days.
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