Nationwide protests erupt over Floyd death violence spreads
After George Floyd’s death, protests across the United States turned violent in many cities. Police used tear gas and rubber bullets as crowds torched cars and storefronts, while demonstrations reached Europe. Governors deployed National Guard as curfews and arrests rose.
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Outsiders blamed as protests across U S grow violent
U S officials clash over who joins George Floyd demonstrations with warnings of outsiders from left and right. Governors and federal leaders cite Antifa, white supremacists, or drug cartels while offering limited proof. Some arrests show nonlocals involved, as authorities fear intensified clashes and National Guard deployments. Local leaders urge restraint and condemn vandalism while noting many arrestees are residents.
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