Denver police arrest 83 people for violating curfew on third night of George Floyd protests

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Denver police arrest 83 people for violating curfew on third night of George Floyd protests

Denver Post

Published 31 May 2020

More than 80 people were arrested in Denver on Saturday night for violating the 8 p.m. emergency curfew imposed by Mayor Michael Hancock, a police spokesman said.

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Denver police arrest 83 people for violating curfew on third night of George Floyd protests

Denver police arrest 83 people for violating curfew on third night of George Floyd protests

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