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Video of NYC Pride 2021 Clashes in Washington Square Park Viewed Over 500K Times

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NYPD told Newsweek.A 23-year-old female was arrested after allegedly throwing a bottle at police and biting an NYPD lieutenant; a 20-year old-female is accused of throwing a bottle at officers; a 29 year-old-male was arrested after allegedly slapping the hand of a NYPD police officer; and another man, 30, was arrested after attempting to pass through a police barricade.Reporters at the scene posted images and videos onto social media detailing the unrest, with Christine Chung of the independent new site The City tweeting: "There's talk of mace happening right now at Washington Square Park.

There is a sea of cops here."The short clip, which has been viewed more than 500,000 times, shows officers trying to hold back the crowd near the park's.

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