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Baltimore’s tensions persist as protests bloom after Gray death
Protests continue in Baltimore and New York over Freddie Gray’s death, as the city reopens schools and imposes a 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew. More than 1,000 marchers converge on City Hall, police report 18 arrests, and the state attorney will review charges against officers. The public defender laments delays in charging suspect arrestees, while business owners fear losses from curfew. A large protest is planned for Friday and Saturday amid ongoing investigations into Gray’s severed spine.
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