Police use tear gas during evening protests; mayor sets curfew
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Police use tear gas during evening protests; mayor sets curfew
Protests continued tonight in downtown Dayton and some protesters were seen vandalizing parts of the Dayton Safety Building on Third Street.
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Dayton Police tweeted that two large protest groups were still active in the city. One group is blocking the entrance and exit to the RTA hub. The tweet said that Main Street and Third Street are not passable to traffic. 
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Protests continued tonight in downtown Dayton and some protesters were seen vandalizing parts of the Dayton Safety Building on Third Street.
Police use tear gas during evening protests; mayor sets curfew
Police officers protecting the Safety Building on Saturday afternoon saw protesters rush the pole, cut the rope holding the flag and take it down. They ran off with it, officers said.
Dayton officers recover U.S. flag protesters took from Safety Building
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