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Portland, Oregon, demonstrators gather near police precinct - Black News Channel

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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Demonstrators against police brutality gathered Sunday night near a police precinct on the city's north side. Shortly before 10 p.m., the Portland Police Bureau said the demonstrators had blocked streets near the precinct. The protesters had come to the area after rallying at a nearby park, KOIN-TV reported. The agency issued the following warning to the demonstrators on Twitter: 'To those gathered at North Precinct: You are not to enter the property of North Precinct. Southeast Emerson Street is closed between NE MLK and NE 6th Ave. If you enter the property, you are trespassing and […]

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