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Washington DC Mayor Bowser says city's police dept. wasn't involved in the tear gas and flash bangs used against peaceful protesters near White House on Monday.

"At no time did we assist the federal police with the president's movements."
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Washington DC Mayor Bowser: "We haven't seen any military, active duty military in the district overnight ... bringing in the active duty military against Americans for any reason is inappropriate."
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Washington DC Mayor Bowser: "We're very concerned about anytime that peaceful protesters can't exercise their rights, but we do want to emphasize that we need people to go home at the curfew time."
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"I am troubled to think about these curfews that are being put in place with like an hour's notice...it feels like a set up," activist DeRay Mckesson says.
"What we keep seeing is poor planning by city officials," DeRay Mckesson says. "I don't want to see another mayor get up and talk about what people need to do when they actually aren't providing the leadership or the modeling for people in those communities."
"People are interested in solutions, the question will be, 'Are they courageous enough to implement them?'" DeRay Mckesson says. "People aren't going to leave the street anytime soon, so I hope that we have political leaders who are ready to meet the moment head-on."
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