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barricades. The rioters charged the police, breaking into small groups, and more than 1,000 police counter attacked. The
Washington DC contingent reached the hotel's front drive. Before any attempt to gain entrance to the hotel could be made, an unmarked car pulled up to the curb and began firing revolvers into the group of about fifteen unarmed rioters. Although many rioters had motorcycle or football helmets on, the police were better trained and armed; nightsticks were aimed at necks, legs and groins. Large amounts of tear gas were used, and at least twice police ran squad cars full speed into crowds. After only a half-hour or so, the riot was over: 28 policemen were injured (none seriously), six Weathermen were shot (none fatally) an unknown number injured in other ways, and 68 rioters were arrested. Jacobs was arrested almost immediately.
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National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam
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2011:Bombing of the New York Department of Corrections
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1558:"Statue Honoring Police Is Blown Up in Chicago".
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1159:. Paperback ed. Oakland, Calif.: AK Press, 2006.
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