Assertion: tear gas | /r/ObjectUse | used on protester
Facets:
value: in washington
type: LOCATION
value: in minneapolis
type: LOCATION
value: in lafayette park
type: LOCATION
value: last week
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany doubled down on the administration's messaging Wednesday, insisting that neither tear gas nor rubber bullets were used on protesters in Lafayette Park but did say "the appropriate action was taken" in self-defense.
text: The decision by privately owned Safariland to stop selling crowd-control products follows a report by CBS MoneyWatch on Monday that the company made the tear gas used on protesters in Washington,
text: In a statement, the Park Police said no tear gas was used against the protesters, and they weren’t necessarily peaceful — unless, that is, your definition of peaceable involves hurling projectiles at law enforcement.
text: There have been multiple reports of tear gas used on protesters in Minneapolis, where George Floyd died in police custody last month, and elsewhere in recent weeks as protests against police racism spread across the country.
text: Safariland, the defense contractor who produced the tear gas used last week on protesters in Washington, D.C., announced Tuesday it was selling off its the crowd-control weapons division.
text: There have been multiple reports of tear gas used on protesters in Minneapolis, where George Floyd died in police custody last month, and elsewhere in recent weeks as protests against police racism spread across the country.
text: White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany doubled down on the administration's messaging Wednesday, insisting that neither tear gas nor rubber bullets were used on protesters in Lafayette Park but did say "the appropriate action was taken" in self-defense.