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Photos: Thursday protests quieter, more upbeat

Photos: Thursday protests quieter, more upbeat

On Thursday night outside Minneapolis' 4th Precinct, politicians joined protesters in calling for investigators to release video that may shed light on the shooting death of Jamar Clark.

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Photos: Black Lives Matter protesters surround 4th Precinct

Photos: Black Lives Matter protesters surround 4th Precinct

Wednesday afternoon police removed Black Lives Matter protesters who had been camping outside a Minneapolis precinct for several days. A tense standoff involving 300 or so protesters and police immediately followed.

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Investigators, protesters hope videos show how Jamar Clark died

Investigators, protesters hope videos show how Jamar Clark died

Activists are demanding authorities release video evidence they've gathered related to the shooting of Jamar Clark, at the scene of a paramedic call early the morning of Nov. 15. But the video may be of limited value in explaining what happened.
by Tim Nelson

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