Seattle bans tear gas for 30 days amid George Floyd protests

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Seattle bans tear gas for 30 days amid George Floyd protests

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Published 06 Jun 2020

Seattle’s mayor and police chief announced they’ve agreed to ban the use of tear gas to disperse protesters for 30 days amid ongoing demonstrations after the death of George Floyd.

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