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This is Post Reports.

I'm Martine Powers.

It's Monday, June 1st.

Today, why police are turning to more aggressive tactics at protests?

And a look at who is protesting?

Plus a milestone mission to space.

Over the weekend, protests continued over police brutality and the death of George Floyd.

It's been an up and down journey here.

Holly Bailey is a national political reporter who's been covering the protests in Minneapolis.

We had a series of protests from downtown Minneapolis, people driving around in cars,

being pursued by police, running through red lights, trying to stay mobile to avoid getting arrested for this 8pm curfew that's been in place here.

And around the country, masses of protesters turned out in Dallas.

What we recognize now is that this is no longer peaceful protesting.

In Salt Lake City.

Oh, my last night was a different story.

We are going to declare a state of emergency for the city of Omaha and other major cities.

Protest turning dangerous on the streets of Philadelphia, several buildings and cars.

George Floyd, you've been chanting that name all night.

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