US: Pro-Palestine Protests At Virginia Commonwealth University Turn Chaotic

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US: Pro-Palestine Protests At Virginia Commonwealth University Turn Chaotic

Pro-Palestine protests were held at Virginia Commonwealth University on Monday, April 29. The demonstrations took place at the University’s James Cabell Library. However, it turned chaotic as hundreds of police including VCU Campus Police, Virginia State Police along with Richmond Police arrived to take down barricades, force protesters to the ground, and deploy tear gas.

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