Hundreds of troops deployed as angry U.S. anti-racism protests spread

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Overnight demonstrators break through law enforcement barriers to overtake the Minneapolis police station where the 4 officers blamed for George Floyd's death are based.

"People are angry they are frustrated because this is not the first police killing they have seen around the country," Al Sharpton, a prominent black rights activist, told MSNBC."These THUGS are dishonoring the memory of George Floyd, and I won't let that happen," Trump tweeted.

"Our troops are trained to protect life, preserve property and ensure people's right to peacefully demonstrate," said Major General Jon Jensen of the Minnesota National Guard.Protests broke out in several cities across the country, including New York, where dozens of protestors were arrested; Phoenix, Memphis, and Denver.

Police urged protestors to"please choose peace," posting a video message from a member of Taylor's family asking those in the streets to"go home and be safe and be ready to keep fighting." Floyd's family demanded the officer be arrested for murder, but local and federal law enforcement officials said Thursday they still needed to investigate the case thoroughly.

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