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http://www.snopes.com/fact-check/pallets-of-bricks-protest-sites/(permalink)
Author: snopescom
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not credible
language
English
Date published
2020-06-04
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  • Government officials, law enforcement, billionaires, or antifa groups nefariously placed pallets of bricks at protest sites in U.S. cities to stoke violence during June 2020 demonstrations against police brutality.

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