Opposing Demonstration Groups Clash, Multiple Arrested
Federal Courthouse Plaza
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Summary
- Those arrested and booked into the Hennepin County Jail for causing a riot:
- Eric Wayne Dawson, 53
- Stephen Edward Major, 42
- Matthew Pike Oduguwa, 33
- Charles Oscar Miles Jr., 73
- John William-Kei Irwin, 32
- Jayden Daniel Scott, 23
- Edward Jacob Lang, 31 — Lang was transported to a hospital for evaluation of an apparent non-life-threatening injury that was not related to his arrest. He was booked into the Hennepin County Jail after he was medically cleared.
- Four additional arrests occurred outside City Hall.
- Tanner Duncan, 29 — arrested for disorderly conduct and obstructing legal process.
- William Nicholas Love, 33 – arrested for assault.
- Matthew Norby, 37 — arrested on probable cause riot. Norby was transported to a hospital for evaluation of chest pain and was booked into the Hennepin County Jail after he was medically cleared.
- Lucas Kaducak, 22 — arrested for disorderly conduct.
Timeline
An additional four people were arrested from the demonstrators outside City Hall.
Authorities tracked the departing vehicles, and Minnesota State Patrol officers detained three people inside one vehicle, with an additional four arrested in a second apprehension made by Bloomington Police.
Officers responded by ordering the vehicles to move away from the crowd while being struck by multiple objects thrown from the demonstrators.
During the incident, police believe pepper spray was deployed by the demonstrators onto each other.
Police stated that a group of seven people inside two vehicles drove onto the sidewalk and proceeded towards several gathered, opposing demonstrators.
A large number of resources were deployed as a precaution.
Police indicated the department had prior knowledge of possible confrontations between two groups during the publicized scheduled demonstrations.
The Minneapolis Police Department confirmed a total of 11 people were taken into custody under multiple charges from events that occurred this past Saturday during oppossing demonstrations.
A Citizen user shows video of an ongoing protest. Use caution when traveling in the area.
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Incident reported at Federal Courthouse Plaza.
An additional four people were arrested from the demonstrators outside City Hall.
Authorities tracked the departing vehicles, and Minnesota State Patrol officers detained three people inside one vehicle, with an additional four arrested in a second apprehension made by Bloomington Police.
Officers responded by ordering the vehicles to move away from the crowd while being struck by multiple objects thrown from the demonstrators.
During the incident, police believe pepper spray was deployed by the demonstrators onto each other.
Police stated that a group of seven people inside two vehicles drove onto the sidewalk and proceeded towards several gathered, opposing demonstrators.
A large number of resources were deployed as a precaution.
Police indicated the department had prior knowledge of possible confrontations between two groups during the publicized scheduled demonstrations.
The Minneapolis Police Department confirmed a total of 11 people were taken into custody under multiple charges from events that occurred this past Saturday during oppossing demonstrations.
A Citizen user shows video of an ongoing protest. Use caution when traveling in the area.
This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.
Incident reported at Federal Courthouse Plaza.
An additional four people were arrested from the demonstrators outside City Hall.
Authorities tracked the departing vehicles, and Minnesota State Patrol officers detained three people inside one vehicle, with an additional four arrested in a second apprehension made by Bloomington Police.
Officers responded by ordering the vehicles to move away from the crowd while being struck by multiple objects thrown from the demonstrators.
During the incident, police believe pepper spray was deployed by the demonstrators onto each other.
Police stated that a group of seven people inside two vehicles drove onto the sidewalk and proceeded towards several gathered, opposing demonstrators.
A large number of resources were deployed as a precaution.
Police indicated the department had prior knowledge of possible confrontations between two groups during the publicized scheduled demonstrations.
The Minneapolis Police Department confirmed a total of 11 people were taken into custody under multiple charges from events that occurred this past Saturday during oppossing demonstrations.
A Citizen user shows video of an ongoing protest. Use caution when traveling in the area.
This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.
Incident reported at Federal Courthouse Plaza.
An additional four people were arrested from the demonstrators outside City Hall.
Authorities tracked the departing vehicles, and Minnesota State Patrol officers detained three people inside one vehicle, with an additional four arrested in a second apprehension made by Bloomington Police.
Officers responded by ordering the vehicles to move away from the crowd while being struck by multiple objects thrown from the demonstrators.
During the incident, police believe pepper spray was deployed by the demonstrators onto each other.
Police stated that a group of seven people inside two vehicles drove onto the sidewalk and proceeded towards several gathered, opposing demonstrators.
A large number of resources were deployed as a precaution.
Police indicated the department had prior knowledge of possible confrontations between two groups during the publicized scheduled demonstrations.
The Minneapolis Police Department confirmed a total of 11 people were taken into custody under multiple charges from events that occurred this past Saturday during oppossing demonstrations.
A Citizen user shows video of an ongoing protest. Use caution when traveling in the area.
This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.
Incident reported at Federal Courthouse Plaza.
An additional four people were arrested from the demonstrators outside City Hall.
Authorities tracked the departing vehicles, and Minnesota State Patrol officers detained three people inside one vehicle, with an additional four arrested in a second apprehension made by Bloomington Police.
Officers responded by ordering the vehicles to move away from the crowd while being struck by multiple objects thrown from the demonstrators.
During the incident, police believe pepper spray was deployed by the demonstrators onto each other.
Police stated that a group of seven people inside two vehicles drove onto the sidewalk and proceeded towards several gathered, opposing demonstrators.
A large number of resources were deployed as a precaution.
Police indicated the department had prior knowledge of possible confrontations between two groups during the publicized scheduled demonstrations.
The Minneapolis Police Department confirmed a total of 11 people were taken into custody under multiple charges from events that occurred this past Saturday during oppossing demonstrations.
A Citizen user shows video of an ongoing protest. Use caution when traveling in the area.
This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.
Incident reported at Federal Courthouse Plaza.
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Conservative protest= riot. Liberal protest = peaceful. Okay media….
If ONLY we got this upset over the demonic PDF’s in the Epstein files
Why are you listing people’s names in their ages? I’ve never seen you do that before. Why do you choose this particular post to put people’s names? There’s been plenty of demonstrations and protests. I never saw you put people’s names on there before. What’s different about this?
Because they got a hold of the list this time
ah yes the right, party of peace and prosperity
Conservative protest= riot. Liberal protest = peaceful. Okay media….
If ONLY we got this upset over the demonic PDF’s in the Epstein files
Why are you listing people’s names in their ages? I’ve never seen you do that before. Why do you choose this particular post to put people’s names? There’s been plenty of demonstrations and protests. I never saw you put people’s names on there before. What’s different about this?
Because they got a hold of the list this time
ah yes the right, party of peace and prosperity
Conservative protest= riot. Liberal protest = peaceful. Okay media….
If ONLY we got this upset over the demonic PDF’s in the Epstein files
Why are you listing people’s names in their ages? I’ve never seen you do that before. Why do you choose this particular post to put people’s names? There’s been plenty of demonstrations and protests. I never saw you put people’s names on there before. What’s different about this?
Because they got a hold of the list this time
ah yes the right, party of peace and prosperity
Conservative protest= riot. Liberal protest = peaceful. Okay media….
If ONLY we got this upset over the demonic PDF’s in the Epstein files
Why are you listing people’s names in their ages? I’ve never seen you do that before. Why do you choose this particular post to put people’s names? There’s been plenty of demonstrations and protests. I never saw you put people’s names on there before. What’s different about this?
Because they got a hold of the list this time
ah yes the right, party of peace and prosperity
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Conservative protest= riot. Liberal protest = peaceful. Okay media….
If ONLY we got this upset over the demonic PDF’s in the Epstein files
Why are you listing people’s names in their ages? I’ve never seen you do that before. Why do you choose this particular post to put people’s names? There’s been plenty of demonstrations and protests. I never saw you put people’s names on there before. What’s different about this?
Because they got a hold of the list this time
ah yes the right, party of peace and prosperity