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Live Blog: Protests Spread Across San Diego County On Third Night Of Unrest
This is a breaking news blog for all of the latest updates and reaction after a night of unrest across San Diego and the U.S.
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San Diego Police Department To Cease Chokeholds As Method Of Restraint
- June 1
- By City News Service
In light of national and local events surrounding the issue of purported police brutality against people of color, San Diego Police Chief David Nisleit and local elected officials announced Monday that the SDPD would immediately stop using carotid restraints as a use-of-force procedure.
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Photos: The Protests George Floyd’s Killing Sparked In San Diego
- June 1
- By Zoë Meyers / inewsource
I moved to San Diego last year when I joined inewsource, so I don’t profess to have deep knowledge of the history of protests in the city. But I have covered other protests in the past decade, including Occupy and Black Lives Matters demonstrations in Oakland.
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Live Blog: Passive Recreation Activities Now Allowed At San Diego County Beaches
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Death Toll Grows In National Protests
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Chicano Park Mural Remembers Anastasio Hernandez Rojas
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