Friday, February fourteenth, the UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
Protesters smash door, throw rocks outside Trump rally
The
scene outside Albuquerque's convention center was chaotic as police ushered
protesters away from Trump's event and into the nearby streets.
There,
anti-Trump protesters -- many critical of his positions on immigration --
loudly chanted, "F*** Donald Trump."
The
protesters had broken a glass door to the convention center. Some taunted
police and jumped on police vehicles as officers in riot gear and on police
horses moved them away from the convention center's exits.
Trump
had already left the event.
The
scene was reminiscent of the violence between Trump supporters and protesters
in Chicago in March.
This
time, though, police kept protesters and Trump supporters apart, and didn't
arrest or clash with the protesters.
Despite
initial word of gunshots, Albuquerque's police department said on Twitter that
there was "no confirmation" of gunshots.
"There
is no confirmation that any gunshots were fired, contrary to reports. Possible
damage to Convention Center Windows by pellet gun," the department tweeted.
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