Fighting enemies who have barricaded themselves into a nice fort?
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Imagine students barricaded in classrooms with no way to escape.
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Some MPs were barricaded in their offices on Sunday evening.
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They locked and barricaded the door with a cabinet drawer.
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Officers arrived in force and barricaded the streets outside. Twice.
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Protesters at that point had barricaded themselves in the university.
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When a teacher tried to enter, he found it barricaded.
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So when it was determined that the shooter was a barricaded-subject and not a barricaded-subject-with-hostage(s), Philadelphia police made the right call to employ patience and wait this one out.
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We pushed her into the room and re-barricaded the doors.
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Officials said students barricaded the doors of classrooms after hearing gunshots.
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Deputies surrounded the Cruze while the driver briefly barricaded himself inside.
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Police said Gaines barricaded herself with a shotgun at an apartment.
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A suspect was barricaded in an apartment, a city spokeswoman said.
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Protesters also barricaded major roads by using stones to block vehicles.
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And they did not try to reason with the barricaded suspect.
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Unlike the previous year, the Roosevelt statue was barricaded from protesters.
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They immediately barricaded the doors and took us into the kitchen.
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The airport has been shut down after protesters barricaded themselves inside.
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Robert Scott instead fled to his trailer and barricaded himself inside.
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While searching the condo, deputies allegedly found Leibel barricaded inside another bedroom.
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Saturday "while responding to a barricaded suicidal subject," said the sheriff's office.
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Lindsay barricaded himself in the second floor apartment with the four children.
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The man then barricaded himself in a classroom with teacher Linda Montgomery.
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One TSA officer told us he had barricaded himself in an office.
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Ahmed and his classmates barricaded the door to their classroom, he said.
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Prosecutors said Ramos barricaded a back door to prevent people from fleeing.
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This is still an ongoing barricaded situation with SWAT officers on scene.
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Wherever Mr. Zhang went, whole areas were barricaded, and traffic was paralyzed.
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KDKA reported that police received calls from individuals barricaded inside the building.
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Protesters occupied and barricaded key arterial roads and shut down metro lines.
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Students barricaded themselves in classrooms and recorded their experiences on social media.
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He barricaded himself inside and held dozens of employees and customers hostage.
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We ran into the nearby Omni Hotel and barricaded ourselves in there.
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A barricaded street outside Baptist University in Hong Kong, on November 15.
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Security forces quickly barricaded his neighborhood, bracing for an outbreak of protests.
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For several hours they attempted to contact the suspect who was barricaded inside.
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Young men barricaded railroad tracks, burned buses and hurled bricks at police officers.
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ET: Hostage negotiators communicate with the shooter while he's barricaded in the bathroom.
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By the time officers arrived, it had escalated to a barricaded hostage situation.
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Police found the suspects had barricaded themselves inside a house for two weeks.
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Protesters also barricaded Aiteo's logistics base briefly disrupting its operations, the company said.
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The man then barricaded himself inside the home with a knife, PEOPLE confirms.
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Cars were trashed and set on fire, as were barricaded with wooden pallets.
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Johnson then shut the shop door and barricaded it, according to the complaint.
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After the murders, Snyder returned to his home, where he barricaded himself inside.
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"We barricaded our doors from inside and waited for the police," he said.
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Messenger headed for the back door, which was barricaded, trapping them all inside.
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"The regime has forbidden me from landing and barricaded the border," Katumbi tweeted.
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Some mainland students left by boat as the university remained barricaded by protesters.
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The suspect then headed toward the store, barricaded himself and a standoff ensued.
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Europe barricaded itself against this flow, leaving Turkey to contend with a crisis.
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In the countryside, villages barricaded themselves with vehicles, tents and other makeshift barriers.
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When they arrived, both the front and back doors were barricaded, he said.
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Johnson barricaded himself in a bedroom and was arrested by a SWAT team.
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Others barricaded themselves and many just ran away from the sounds of gunfire.
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The official pointed to open-air monuments in Washington, D.C., that were barricaded.
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Anti-government protesters have barricaded themselves inside Hong Kong Polytechnic University for days.
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Mr. Lindsey then barricaded himself in his apartment along with the four children.
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The stock market was in free fall, the bank branches closed and barricaded.
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She moved the barricaded that was in between her and Correa and hugged him.
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Sarasin Bridge was barricaded by protesters, a blockade of supplies to the occupied island.
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"We want freedom!" chanted the several hundred protesters, who barricaded roads with burning rubble.
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He said they couldn&apost reach the shooter because he had barricaded himself inside.
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The gunman had barricaded himself inside the home as police urged him to surrender.
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Fear and Anger in Venice," described the city's residents as "barricaded in their homes.
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LAPD said a suspect had "barricaded" themselves in a Trader Joe's in Silver Lake.
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She had driven onto a low-water bridge that had not yet been barricaded.
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In May, the police dispersed the sit-in, detained supporters and barricaded the area.
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UPDATE CHATSWORTH - Barricaded armed suspect on #AMTRAK train in custody after tear gas deployed.
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Maduro earlier had barricaded bridges to stop trucks from neighboring countries from delivering aid.
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He had barricaded a door with his body and was shot through the door.
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The suspect reportedly fled after the attack and barricaded himself inside a nearby home.
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Others pulled up iron gratings and barricaded the middle of the road with them.
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Hundreds of young activists burned tires, blocked roads and barricaded themselves at the site.
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He had barricaded a door with his body and was shot through the door.
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Others retreated inside and even barricaded themselves inside interior rooms until the eyewall passed.
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In some regions, travel requires negotiating roads barricaded by residents looking to steal from travelers.
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When officers arrived at the home, they found the front door barricaded, Sacramento police Sgt.
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Authorities said a man fired at police and barricaded himself in a Sherman Oaks, Calif.
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She barricaded herself in an airport hotel room and took her plight onto social media.
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Wyatt was arrested late Tuesday after authorities found him barricaded in a house in Alabama.
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On Saturday, their efforts to visit museums were derailed by closed subways and barricaded roads.
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Protesters stood on top of trains and barricaded the entrance to the London Stock Exchange.
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Daniel Myara barricaded his business, Cruisin' Cafe, with plywood and nails as the storm approached.
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Opposition MPs who had been barricaded inside managed to leave later, according to their parties.
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A man with schizophrenia barricaded himself inside his apartment after breaking into a neighbor's house.
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"I threw the table against the door and I barricaded myself in there," Nathavong said.
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They barricaded themselves in their room, using mattresses and chairs to block the glass doors.
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But over the past two weekends, the shopping district witnessed violent clashes and barricaded roads.
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In many places, school classes are canceled, public transportation is halted, and streets are barricaded.
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Police barricaded many parts of Lahore to prevent demonstrators from gathering, causing massive traffic jams.
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This seems to be where we are now, barricaded in different fortresses of selective memory.
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The campus police did not interfere, but immediately barricaded the street to ensure everyone's safety.
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Light from a lamp on a stool, and a barricaded window to keep out thieves.
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Soon, the city cleaned up the trash at the first intersection, so they barricaded another.
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In the meantime, police have barricaded the property as they work to investigate the situation.
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Terrified, Omeri said they barricaded the door to the room with anything they could find.
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An officer says there is a man barricaded on the third floor, firing at them.
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Fortunately, she was almost home, so she ran into her building and barricaded the door.
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The protesters barricaded the entrances to the campus and set up narrow access control points.
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Now barricaded inside a room with coworkers," Vadim Lavrusik of YouTube said on Twitter. "Safe.
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One time she had barricaded herself inside, forcing the authorities to break down the door.
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Today, the monuments are barricaded, a substitute target for those who protest the global city.
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Rahaf al-Qunun barricaded herself in a Bangkok hotel room, documented on a viral Twitter page.
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Buratczuk said that while the man was barricaded, visitors on the Hoover Dam walkway were evacuated.
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The statement alleges the teenage couple were discovered the following morning, barricaded inside an apartment complex.
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Demonstrators — many of them members of Mr. Ortega's own party — have burned vehicles and barricaded intersections.
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Staffers barricaded the two doors to their trauma bay with X-ray machines and continued operating.
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By Sunday morning, the Bordeaux Apple store was temporarily shut down with doors and windows barricaded.
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SWAT teams had blocked the only two ways out of the space where Johnson was barricaded.
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According to police, she barricaded herself in her home with a shotgun aimed at the officers.
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"I barricaded the door with an IV machine, two chairs and my whole bed," Rivera said.
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His class barricaded the door before anyone mentioned an active shooter on the intercom, he said.
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Protesters also barricaded some passageways in the airport with luggage trolleys, metal barriers and other objects.
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An experienced cop, he will know the difference between an active shooter or a barricaded perp.
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Zimbabwean police said they had arrested protesters after they barricaded roads and burned tires in Harare.
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Her mother, Tammy Weeks, went to Nicole's bedroom door and found it barricaded, the prosecutor said.
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When Baltimore County police officers were called to his Dundalk, Maryland residence, Blackwell barricaded himself inside.
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Demonstrators clashed with security forces and barricaded roadways across the nation, bringing commerce to a halt.
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Officials said Bess barricaded himself inside the home, brandished a knife and threatened to shoot officers.
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Others surveyed splintered homes in an Ohio suburb, or were hemmed in by barricaded Oklahoma roads.
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I finished the set early, bolted up, ran to the back office and barricaded myself there.
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They smashed crossing lights, ripped bricks from sidewalks and barricaded roads in the downtown financial district.
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Some apartment-building residents barricaded the doors of their towers with China's ubiquitous ride-share bikes.
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When officers arrived, they couldn't contact the man, who had barricaded himself inside his apartment, Capt.
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The shooter barricaded himself in the home, leading to a nearly two-hour standoff, Lowe said.
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Adding to the chaos, hundreds of young activists barricaded themselves in makeshift buildings at the site.
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Earlier that day, the crossing had been barricaded and closed due to the flooding, KPHO reported.
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In a similar fashion, Hong Kongers have barricaded themselves in the city's universities and central districts.
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On Saturday morning, a barricaded standoff ensued outside the building between the local community and police.
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And at that point the library doors had been shot out and she was in there barricaded.
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It had been barricaded as part of a targeted attack aimed specifically to kill Capital Gazette staffers.
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He had allegedly barricaded himself inside a home in Brunswick, Ohio, police Lt. Steven Hoover told PEOPLE.
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Restaurants portray this picture-perfect image out front, while all the grittiness stays barricaded in the back.
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Human interaction can be tough to find in a town barricaded from the rest of the world.
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Daniel, however, barricaded himself inside the home, leading to a six-hour standoff before he was arrested.
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As they searched the building, officers discovered four people had barricaded themselves in the false ceiling overhead.
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He also said he barricaded inside a room with co-workers before tweeting he had been evacuated.
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He was killed after a reported police chase ended with a suspect barricaded inside an apartment home.
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CNN reported that an armed man had barricaded himself inside the grocery store and may have hostages.
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Hong Kong protesters barricaded roads and disrupted trains to and from the airport, forcing travelers to walk
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Ramos shot at least one victim who was trying to escape through the barricaded door, Adams said.
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Sunday and barricaded himself in an apartment with the four children, ages 1, 6, 10 and 11.
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Students and protesters, who have barricaded at least five campuses, were burning makeshift roadblocks at Chinese University.
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Not long after the deputies found the suspect barricaded in his room, Riehl opened fire, Spurlock said.
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Protesters then barricaded themselves in the university and responded by firing molotov cocktails and other makeshift weapons.
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It forces companies that once barricaded themselves behind proprietary stacks to work together in spite of themselves.
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"I barricaded the door with desks and tables and shut the lights," CNN quoted him as saying.
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Security guards barricaded the entrance to prevent protesters from storming the building to demand their money back.
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Mr. Doe had barricaded himself in the Mansion for months as fighting to topple his regime raged.
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Rabbi Berkun had heard that the gunman had barricaded himself at one point in his old study.
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In several, they had barricaded themselves inside a home or vehicle in a standoff with the police.
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Protesters gathered at the Hart Senate Building atrium after Capitol Police barricaded the front of the Capitol.
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Self-described "rebels" barricaded themselves into a Paris shopping mall and blocked the Westminster Bridge in London.
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Seven million Kashmiris were barricaded in their homes, internet connections were cut and their phones went dead.
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Edward and his wife took shelter in another room, behind a barricaded door, and called for help.
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Many had to run for their lives or hid in closets while their teachers barricaded classroom doors.
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Mateen barricaded himself in a bathroom at the nightclub and was killed in a shootout with police.
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The man then barricaded himself in the home with children during the two-hour standoff, Nunn said.
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The Sebring Police Department and the Highlands County Sheriff's Office found the gunman barricaded inside the branch.
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Seven million Kashmiris were barricaded in their homes, internet connections were cut and their phones went dead.
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And waiting for a SWAT team to arrive and interdict a barricaded subject became an outdated construct.
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It's what the president did in 2014, when the opposition barricaded streets to try to topple him.
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On Friday, anti-Trump protesters barricaded the front entrance to Uber's headquarters by chaining themselves to its doors.
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Here's how Barrie suggests things would play out: Imagine students barricaded in classrooms with no way to escape.
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Multiple shots were fired during the incident, and the suspect initially barricaded himself inside the home, police said.
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Meek suffered multiple gunshot wounds while he barricaded himself between the gunman and other patrons, the friend added.
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There were no students at the barricaded Burn Hall school in one of the city's high security zones.
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McClurg barricaded himself in the bathroom; Bilotta fled the home and was later located by a police helicopter.
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The shootings triggered a 12-hour standoff as Felix barricaded himself in the home before surrendering to police.
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He barricaded himself in a bathroom at the Pulse club and was killed in a shootout with police.
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Protesters barricaded roads, blocked gas depots, defaced public property and burned cars for weeks on end in demonstration.
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After finding the shop door barricaded, correctional officers entered through a different door and saw Johnson, who surrendered.
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Emergency management officials said at least two bridges collapsed and multiple roads were barricaded because of high water.
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After the shooting, employees barricaded themselves inside offices, leaving only when escorted safely by authorities, the Tribune reports.
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A man having a mental health crisis had barricaded himself in a car and was revving the engine.
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Zimbabwean police on Tuesday said they had arrested protesters after they barricaded roads and burned tires in Harare.
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Multiple agencies responded to provide support at the scene, where authorities encountered the suspect barricaded inside a building.
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Police also opened fire on demonstrators after they set a police station ablaze and barricaded roads with rocks.
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That was the goal of many people who surrounded and barricaded police headquarters for hours on June 21.
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In Georgia this week, a social studies teacher barricaded himself in a room and allegedly fired a gun.
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This seating area was barricaded with tables, and a sign told visitors: "premises for take-out food only."
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Protesters have barricaded roads and the electrical grid has broken down, plunging much of the island into darkness.
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Protesters gathered in the Hart Senate Building atrium after US Capitol Police barricaded the front of the Capitol.
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There were so many people that the police barricaded stairs leading to PATH trains to control the crowds.
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Authorities in the city barricaded the presidential palace as protesters assembled around the Gare de l'Est train station.
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After firing several rounds, police said the gunman, Anthony Tony Bailey Jr., 47, barricaded himself inside the home.
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Maduro maintains his country does not need aid and has barricaded bridges in an attempt to block it.
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Students at CUHK barricaded themselves at the campus, near a bridge that riot police had occupied since Monday.
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Anthony Borges, 15, had barricaded himself and his classmates in a classroom during the mass shooting on Feb.
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It has left the crippled monument, once a major tourist attraction, barricaded to the public and the faithful.
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The leaders themselves were gathering behind tight security in a waterfront conference venue, the surrounding streets barricaded by police.
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The doorways barricaded, chunks of ceiling cluttering the floor, and weeds gently forcing their way through the window frames.
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The suspect, who was barricaded in the home with children, was taken into custody following a two-hour standoff.
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The suspect, who was barricaded in a home with children, was taken into custody following a two-hour standoff.
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She spent her days barricaded inside her house, binge-watching Vanderpump Rules and drinking wine alone on her couch.
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During one protest in the Wan Chai nightlife district, couples with children casually crossed barricaded roads filled with protesters.
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The Democratic convention held its main events in a barricaded complex of sports arenas far removed from central Philadelphia.
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Before he could get out of bed, she burst into his room and barricaded the door with a chair.
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THE protests outside parliament got so ferocious that the 2,000 policemen defending the building barricaded it with barbed wire.
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Thousands of paramilitary police have been deployed in the largest city, Srinagar, schools shut and roads and neighbourhoods barricaded.
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Thousands of paramilitary police have been deployed in Kashmir's largest city, Srinagar, schools shut and roads and neighbourhoods barricaded.
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As prison guards closed in on him, Henderson fired at the guards and then barricaded himself inside the trailer.
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Justin was killed after a murder suspect barricaded himself in his Alabama home, officials said, according to Fox News.
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Trucks ferry the T-shaped walls to spots around the city, one of the most barricaded in the world.
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It is the year 2465, and America has shrunk to a mere 435 people barricaded inside a Massachusetts town.
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He went inside, where the officer's wife, mother-in-law and two children had barricaded themselves in a room.
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Protesters then barricaded themselves in the university and responded by firing molotov cocktails and other makeshift weapons at police.
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The army and police were deployed after protesters barricaded roads and burned tires in the capital Harare on Monday.
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At least one person was killed when the gunman ran into the store, barricaded himself and held dozens hostage.
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She has barricaded herself in the room & says she will not leave until she is able to see #UNHCR.
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When I reached the checkout line, I was shocked by how many registers were barricaded off with shopping carts.
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Protesters hunkered down and barricaded themselves against police, flinging firebombs and debris and even firing arrows at riot police.
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She barricaded herself in the school's library, "in a closet hidden behind file cabinets" along with 113 fourth graders.
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The sunlit lanes where I played freely as a young girl are barricaded and heavily guarded by armed policemen.
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There are plans for 14 Jumbotrons along the parade route, which will also be barricaded for the entire length.
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If I can't run, I should hide, and make a plan while under a desk in a barricaded room.
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After the shooting, the gunman retreated to the bedroom and barricaded himself, starting a lengthy standoff with the police.
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On the 1.93th and 21.9th rioters had set ablaze metro stations and buses, barricaded streets and clashed with police.
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The bombing occurred near a heavily barricaded red zone, home to a Shiite congregation hall and a residential neighborhood.
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He was killed by police during a SWAT raid after he barricaded himself inside the store, city official said.
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"There are people who are living completely barricaded," said Dr. Fleury's friend Nathalie Le Meur, a pharmacist and biologist.
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Prosecutors say he had barricaded the rear door, apparently to prevent workers from fleeing through the only other exit.
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The people of Dietfurt got wind of it, so they barricaded the city gates and left the treasurer outside.
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The five bullet wounds he took as he barricaded a classroom door to protect other students have healed, remarkably.
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MARINES&apos NEW SWITCHBLADE DRONES WILL UNLEASH LETHAL MINI MISSILES Imagine students barricaded in classrooms with no way to escape.
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The man was barricaded in his truck on the Mike O&aposCallaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, part of Highway 93.
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At least one person was killed when the gunman ran into the store, barricaded himself and held dozens hostage. (AP)
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Police say a gunman has barricaded himself inside a bus along strip, prompting a partial closure of the busy boulevard.
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"Service delivery" protests over the shoddy provision of electricity and basic sanitation regularly see major highways barricaded with burning tyres.
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A Los Angeles police spokesman would not confirm Corbett's identity, but said the suspect barricaded himself inside before killing himself.
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Last year his predecessor, François Hollande, softened planned changes to labour laws after strikers disrupted railways and barricaded fuel depots.
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She barricaded herself inside a hotel room for hours until the Thai government reversed its decision to send her home.
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Parrish, 29, was killed on Sunday when a barricaded gunman fired more than 100 rounds in an ambush-style attack.
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Two other women at the party ran to a nearby bedroom where a child was sleeping and barricaded themselves inside.
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Authorities say a parent has barricaded himself in a Southern California elementary school classroom with at least one other person.
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An angry crowd gathered outside and began throwing coins, beer cans and bricks at the police, who barricaded themselves inside.
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"Tsai Ing-wen step down," shouted the protesters, barricaded from the Presidential Office by rows of wired fences and barriers.
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A small crowd -- including some supporting the removal and those opposing it -- gathered outside the barricaded area throughout the morning.
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In the docs, she says Moraga undeterred and broke into the house, changed the locks again and barricaded himself inside.
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He said his substitute teacher ran into the corridor and pulled the fire alarm and that students barricaded the door.
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That network also reports that the shootout continued for several hours, during which the suspect barricaded himself in the residence.
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Not hearing gunfire, they move down the hall, clearing rooms along the way in case the shooter has barricaded himself.
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A woman believed to be the assailant, Dorothy Curry, had barricaded herself inside her unit down the hall, officials said.
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The waterfront was barricaded by black, pyramidal dunes of coal and iron ore pellets at the ArcelorMittal Dofasco steel mill.
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The demonstrators initially thought they had barricaded themselves in but then began to search for an escape route (The Hill).
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He used the stairwells to get there, but couldn't get past a barricaded door and had to use the elevator.
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"The forces trekked through mountainous terrain and eliminated four hostile ISIS fighters who were barricaded in the caves," spokesman Col.
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During the shooting, the authorities said, Mr. Ramos barricaded the back door to the newsroom to prevent people from fleeing.
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When a dog came into the house, Hall barricaded himself, so as not to get bumped and break a hip.
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A father barricaded his front porch with chairs to stop his daughter from wandering down to play on the sidewalk.
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The suspect initially barricaded himself inside with "one or more employees or customers" when officers arrived, police tweeted on Friday.
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Deputies found resident Matthew Riehl there, barricaded in a room, when he suddenly opened fire with a rifle, authorities said.
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He said he had barricaded himself and others in a conference room after watching several doctors rush toward a stairwell.
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In New York, large marches almost immediately get barricaded and split up, especially when they take place in midtown Manhattan.
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The stairway in the three-story living quarters was barricaded with a steel gate that the SEALs had to blow open.
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"He said he was barricaded in an apartment and had shot through the door at a cop," she told the dispatcher.
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To avoid this, al-Qunun barricaded herself into a hotel room in Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport, and started tweeting about her situation.
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The flight attendant armed herself with an oxygen bottle and the crew barricaded themselves in the cockpit while declaring an emergency.
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"He had barricaded himself in the apartment, had placed furniture and bedding all around to prevent us from entering," Coleman said.
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Hundreds attended the protest outside the U.S. embassy in Jakarta, which was barricaded by barbed wire and dozens of police officers.
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As Dewar and the others hunkered down behind a barricaded door, Cox — still outside the room — was killed by the gunman.
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"The river is still open, but the barricaded area should not be breached," AGFC officials said, according to Fox 25 Boston .
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She barricaded herself in an airport hotel room and used social media to say she would only speak to UN officials.
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Security guard Jesus Campos, who was shot by Paddock before the mass shooting began, has said Paddock barricaded the stairwell door.
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After the shooting, Snyder went back to his house where he barricaded himself inside during an hours-long standoff with police.
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Robots are common inside police departments, but generally used to disable explosive devices or disorient and incapacitate suspects that are barricaded.
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The bartender, his colleagues and several patrons quickly barricaded inside the restaurant and let some protesters take shelter in the building.
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A sheriff's deputy kicked the door in after allegedly noticing the door was barricaded and had burn marks near the handle.
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The windows were barricaded and the congregants could not find their way to an exit in the back of the bar.
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Alarmed by reports that the shrine was at risk of collapse, the Israeli police barricaded it for several hours on Feb.
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"Immediately we barricaded the doors, blocked openings with trash cans, turned off the lights and pulled down the blinds," she said.
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They cleared room after room, making their way to the third floor, where the shooter had barricaded himself in a classroom.
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Alqunun ultimately barricaded herself inside of a hotel at the Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, where she's been for roughly a week.
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She asked a male staffer to check on the candidate in the men's restroom, but the door was locked and barricaded.
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The doors to the restaurant were barricaded, so we would need some kind of a battering ram to get them open.
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In Ohio, one bar was padlocked and barricaded for violating the governor's order Sunday and Monday, the Cincinnati Police Department said.
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In Cleveland, I spoke to many delegates—the street leading to the entrance was not barricaded and open to the public.
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Mr. Trump's motorcade passed through barricaded roads and crossed the flower-lined bridge onto Sentosa about 15 minutes before Mr. Kim.
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Instead the migrants barricaded themselves inside, using solar power for their phones and digging wells for water as police cars circled.
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Police used tear gas to disperse a group who barricaded a roundabout in Tai Wai, according to a government press release.
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The gunman went back into a home and was barricaded there until tactical units entered the house and found him dead.
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The shooters who barricaded themselves inside a Jewish deli in Jersey City had singled out that particular business as a target.
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There were also two knives found on the floor of the bathroom, where Familia had temporarily barricaded himself after an argument.
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The officers were talking to Mr. Riehl for about 30 minutes and at some point he barricaded himself in a bedroom.
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Press was not allowed into the rally, and its events could not be heard from outside the barricaded, police-protected area.
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Five people were killed Wednesday after a gunman barricaded himself inside a SunTrust bank in Sebring, Florida, local law enforcement confirmed.
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He had allegedly barricaded himself in the apartment, and was later found there, with Kasian's dead body; her blood was reportedly drained.
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When officers arrived, the suspect allegely shot at them and barricaded himself inside an apartment complex stairwell, according to the Chicago Tribune .
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Lindsey, who was the father of Dove and Aidan, had barricaded himself after shooting Orlando police officer Kevin Alencia late Sunday morning.
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When authorities kicked in the suite's door with their machine guns drawn, Salzman said Raniere barricaded himself in a walk-in closet.
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Protesters clashed with security forces outside government headquarters in Riad el Solh square, and several major roads were barricaded with burning tires.
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In Port-au-Prince this weekend, protesters burned cars and barricaded streets as the police responded with water cannons and tear gas.
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Trader Joe's employees hug after being evacuated by Los Angeles police after a gunman barricaded himself inside the store on July 21.
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The city centre was in lock down with luxury shops along the main streets barricaded up and many protected by security guards.
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In the video below, he is answering a question when passersby at Westminster begin to hurl insults from across the barricaded lawn.
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Rather than rush in without a game plan, police would have been formulating the best response to the barricaded gunman, he said.
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During the chaos, Avendano-Hernandez ran back into the home and barricaded himself indoors but later surrendered, according to the Daily News.
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For the next six hours, Kennon barricaded himself and Montgomery in a classroom while hostage negotiators tried to persuade him to surrender.
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A man, possibly armed, barricaded himself inside an armored vehicle somewhere near the Hoover Dam and U.S. Highway 93 southbound, reports say.
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In costume and in tents, they barricaded roads and bridges at major city landmarks, with more than 1,20503 peacefully submitting to arrest.
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Trouble raged into the night in Omdurman, with smoke billowing over a street barricaded by steel poles, burning tires and tree branches.
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TODD CHRISLEY ACCUSED OF EXTORTING DAUGHTER OVER SEX TAPEMILEY CYRUS & KAITLYNN CARTER RETURN TO L.A.NIPSEY HUSSLE'S STORE BARRICADED ON HIS 34TH BIRTHDAY
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He was among the shoppers who barricaded themselves into bathrooms when al Shabaab stormed the Westgate mall in 2013, killing 67 civilians.
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With Cuba's once-barricaded culture now open to the US, its electronic music scene has now become an increasing topic of interest.
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"Kids said there was a shooter, so we pushed all the desks up against the door, and barricaded ourselves in," he said.
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The shooter, who was reportedly carrying a rifle, began shooting around 2:50 PM and barricaded himself inside the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital.
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"When I decided to surrender, I dropped my knife," Jutting said, describing how he barricaded himself into his bedroom and called police.
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A barricaded V.I.P. circle included the "CBS This Morning" co-host Gayle King and Representative Charles B. Rangel, Democrat of New York.
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After Mr. Pitts barricaded himself in a room, his father obtained a court order to have him picked up by the police.
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The gunman remained barricaded for 15 hours as officers used flash-bang grenades and tried to negotiate to get him to surrender.
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Private estates barricaded their waterfront views, yet we could turn down any cul-de-sac and find Biscayne Bay waiting for us.
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"Because of heavy fighting, we did conduct targeted precision strikes against barricaded terrorists firing on Afghan and U.S. forces," the statement said.
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They had barricaded it and I knew they were going to do it, but there weren't people around it at the time.
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Dozens took refuge in a choir classroom, which a teacher barricaded with a grand piano before tending to a student's gunshot wounds.
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Several police officers were injured in a large explosion Wednesday evening during a standoff with a barricaded suspect in North Haven, Conn.
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Several officers were injured as they cleared a synagogue of 200 people who had barricaded themselves in the outpost's last inhabited building.
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One of the shooters opened fire, killing the detective, and then both fled to a nearby kosher deli and barricaded themselves inside.
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Instead, she barricaded herself in a Thai airport hotel, opened a Twitter account and mounted a social media campaign for her asylum.
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According to Belgian news outlets, two people have been wounded in the operation, and were barricaded inside a house in the area.
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No one deserves 10-minute rolls, especially not in 90-degree weather on New Years day with the doors and the windows barricaded.
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It was stalled out until one seminal meeting when Will and Adam were barricaded in a room, writing the script for Step Brothers.
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After the shooting, Felix allegedly barricaded himself in his home, police said, and he was not arrested until at around 12:30 a.m.
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In response, several dozen residents barricaded streets and set fire to rubbish as they chanted "Don't hand yourself in," according to Reuters witnesses.
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Some Greenpeace members barricaded the environment agency on Monday, Cinches said, "to protect it from the onslaught of business interest" following Lopez's dismissal.
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Earlier in the day, one resident, Linda La Rue Koch, told KTVU she was barricaded in a building with police and other residents.
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Inside the shacks, some of the men prepare themselves for the frequent — and fruitless — assaults on the heavily guarded and barricaded Channel Tunnel.
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He barricaded the door with a metal computer charging cart and told his fourth and fifth graders to get down on the floor.
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Shortly after that decision, agents protecting Clinton barricaded the street and began to screen cars at the start of the cul-de-sac.
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Authorities say the parent of a student scuffled with a school employee and then barricaded himself in a classroom with the teacher Tuesday.
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He has said he will join activists on the Colombian border, where opposition supporters reportedly plan to storm a bridge barricaded by Maduro.
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The attackers barricaded themselves in the restaurant on Avenue Kwame Nkrumah in the center of the city, state media RTB reports, citing authorities.
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Many protesters were peaceful, singing as they marched through downtown Nairobi, the capital, but others in its slums burned tires and barricaded roads.
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But because of the frequent events being held there, spaces are often barricaded and blocked off, making it hard for locals to navigate.
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One filmed interviews with students barricaded in a closet, others posted video of children huddled under desks, screaming over the sound of gunfire.
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The Mexican federal police barricaded the crossing and pushed them back as United States border agents fired tear gas from behind the wall.
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The shooter barricaded himself in the home in a standoff that lasted eight hours and ended when he surrendered to a SWAT team.
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Wyatt barricaded himself in a house, but was taken into custody by the Talledega County Sheriff's Office after a short standoff, investigators said.
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The officers then heard a man who had barricaded himself in a first-floor apartment yelling, "Come and get it," Chief Materasso said.
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Some activists barricaded themselves to vehicles in Westminster while others filled Trafalgar Square and blocked Lambeth and Westminster bridges, according to the BBC.
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But the property owner barricaded himself in the house with a shotgun after learning the Flood family was black, according to Flood's son.
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The pair were killed in a gun battle with police that went on for hours after the suspects barricaded themselves in the store.
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"My life is not normal," said Anthony Borges, 16, who took five bullets as he barricaded a classroom door to protect other students.
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But Mr. Maduro and his allies barricaded the road along a major border crossing with Colombia to prevent trucks from entering their country.
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Saturday, more than two hours after he ran into the Trader Joe&aposs in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles and barricaded himself.
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CAPITAL GAZETTE SHOOTING SUSPECT BARRICADED DOOR, PREVENTING STAFFERS FROM ESCAPING RAMPAGE "He&aposs a f---ing nut job," the woman said, according to Miller.
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WOIO reported that Michael Madison had barricaded himself inside his mother's home -- the house where Saturday's stabbings took place -- before his arrest in 2013.
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At a bail review hearing Friday morning, prosecutors alleged that the suspect first entered the paper's offices through a back door, which he barricaded.
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On Monday, she barricaded herself inside an airport transit hotel to avoid being escorted to board a Kuwait Airways flight scheduled for that morning.
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After the blast in Share Naw, three gunmen barricaded themselves in close to an office of aid group Care International and a government complex.
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ABOUT 22017 asylum-seekers barricaded themselves inside a detention centre on Manus Island, in Papua New Guinea (PNG), after it closed on October 31st.
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When asked what was going through his head as he was barricaded in the bathroom with his family, the gamer smirked and answered truthfully.
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"Here's the scenario: We've got a school and children are barricaded into classrooms, we've got a couple of shooters roaming the halls," Barrie says.
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Crime ruled Broadway comedies: Neil Simon's "The Prisoner of Second Avenue" told the tale of people barricaded in their apartments for fear of muggings.
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Some major routes around the capital that had been barricaded by anti-government protesters were unblocked by authorities, but the political mood remained brittle.
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Davidson forced an evacuation of the school earlier this year, according to students, when he barricaded himself in his classroom and fired a gun.
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Protesters reportedly fired arrows and threw petrol bombs at police during a standoff in front of a barricaded university on Sunday in Hong Kong.
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Ryan Farmer told the BBC on Sunday that the Les Orangers resort in Hammamet demanded money from Thomas Cook guests and barricaded its gates.
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Many St. Louis businesses and government buildings were closed and barricaded Thursday in preparation for what is expected to be a day of unrest.
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Demand for home delivery is rising, and New Yorkers barricaded in their homes are leaning more and more on a largely immigrant work force.
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Demand for home delivery is rising, and New Yorkers barricaded in their homes are leaning more and more on a largely immigrant work force.
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The authorities also released new details on the case, including: • The gunman barricaded the back door to the newspaper to prevent people from fleeing.
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The most crucial videos showed civilian protesters in helmets and winter jackets facing off against masked riflemen who had taken up barricaded shooting positions.
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Defending themselves with helmets and homemade shields, the protesters were met by barricaded riflemen from the Berkut, an elite police force loyal to Yanukovych.
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At that point, Max Privorozki, the head of the congregation, sent most of the worshipers to another windowless room, while he barricaded the door.
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Main roads in Baghdad were barricaded by security forces and the city's Green Zone, which houses foreign missions, were blocked off with concrete barriers.
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Responding officers found that students and staff had barricaded classroom doors with desks, bookcases and other objects as they learned in training, Howell said.
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The demonstration was scheduled to begin in less than half an hour, but the police had barricaded the street in front of the syndicate.
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Both were raided by the RCMP earlier this month, though people barricaded inside a Gidimt'en cabin and the Unist'ot'en lodge were allowed to stay.
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Atchison fired randomly in the hallway before entering a computer lab and firing through a wall at students barricaded inside a closet, Kassetas said.
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A small group of protesters is still barricaded inside the university, and police have surrounded the campus for days, arresting those who come out.
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The suspect, who was firing randomly, had barricaded himself inside the apartment, according to CNN affiliate KTVT, prompting a four-hour standoff with police.
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Some of the fighters barricaded themselves inside a medical facility they had attacked, the coalition of foreign forces in Afghanistan said in a statement.
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Meanwhile, Simon Crump, an Australian who works for an international firm in the complex, barricaded himself inside a spare room with two other people.
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Customers and employees frantically dove for cover and barricaded themselves inside storerooms and bathrooms as bullets fired by police shattered the store&aposs glass doors.
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Two San Diego police officers were shot Saturday evening after a gunman wearing body armor barricaded himself in an apartment and fired through the walls.
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The suspect, identified as Channy Mbonigaba, barricaded himself in a house and injured one police officer during the battle in the Nyarutaramahe district, police said.
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A long line of patrons trailed outside the museum, as the museum's security and the New York Police Department (NYPD) barricaded and guarded the scene.
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Sir Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrats' sharp-tongued leader, compared Mrs May to a headmistress "barricaded in her own office" for fear of unruly pupils.
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Railsback says officers had been first called to the school for a disturbance and when they arrived, they found the parent barricaded inside a classroom.
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The report illustrates the importance of all police officers having "active-shooter" training instead of relying on SWAT teams trained for barricaded and hostage scenarios.
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Venezuela's armed forces have barricaded a bridge on the country's western border with Colombia, in a dramatic attempt to prevent a delivery of humanitarian aid.
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After a long standoff, in which Lindsey barricaded himself inside the apartment and ultimately killed himself, police were able to enter the apartment Monday night.
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Dressed in black, Patterson shot James Closs through the front door while Jayme and her mother, Denise Closs, barricaded themselves in a bathroom, authorities said.
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In July, an Indiana church placed statues of Mary, Joseph and the baby Jesus inside a barricaded fence as a way to protest the policy.
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The political class, which remains barricaded in the Green Zone and disconnected from the street, does neither know nor understand the activists leading the protests.
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His older son, a senior, told him by text that he and his classmates had barricaded themselves in a classroom and covered up the windows.
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She ended up being one of 40 kids barricaded in the choir office before SWAT officers escorted them out of the building four hours later.
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Students and protesters have barricaded at least five campuses after four days of some of the worst violence in the former British colony for decades.
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Anti-China students and activists have barricaded at least five campuses in the last week, stockpiling petrol bombs, catapults, bows and arrows and other weapons.
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"The route was barricaded, it was rough for me as a driver, I can only imagine how rough it was for him," Turner told CNN.
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"The forces trekked through mountainous terrain and eliminated four hostile ISIS fighters who were barricaded in the caves," Caggins said in a statement on Monday.
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"I was barricaded in a room for three hours, and it was geographically close to the library where most of the gunfire happened," Martin recalled.
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In March, more than 203,000 students at the historically black Howard University took over the administrative building, and many more barricaded themselves in their dormitories.
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Australia withdrew its security staff from the camp last week, and the migrants barricaded themselves inside and refused to leave, fearing violence from island residents.
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The five km (three-mile) procession route that passes through the city center has been barricaded by armed troops wearing helmets and bullet proof vests.
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He barricaded the door to prevent people from fleeing the attack, the police said, and had a history of making general threats against the newspaper.
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Denis Muravyov and Katya Vlasova, fifteen-year-old lovers, barricaded themselves in a relative's house and live-streamed their final hours to an Internet audience.
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The restrictions are particularly strict in Wuhan, where government efforts to contain the virus have barricaded most of the 11 million residents in their homes.
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Footage posted on social media showed protesters pressing against the barricaded door of the San Juan Bautista parish church in the western city of Masaya.
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Sudduth and his wife, 87, barricaded themselves safely into another room, then called 911 for help to get the unwanted visitor out of their home.
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A six-member SWAT team arrived at the house, where Mr. Dawkins had barricaded the bedroom door with a mini-refrigerator and an air conditioner.
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When police entered the bank, the gunman had barricaded himself inside but eventually surrendered, the Sebring Police Department said in a statement posted on Facebook.
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The shooting preceded a 24-hour standoff in which Lindsey barricaded himself in the apartment with the four children and police tried to negotiate with him.
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Another city worker who survived the shooting, Christi DeWar, described huddling in an office that she and her coworkers had barricaded with a metal filing cabinet.
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Cervera said the officers engaged the gunman in a long shootout through numerous office spaces before he barricaded himself in a room on the second floor.
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The situation drew multiple police vehicles to the Rolando-area apartment complex where the gunman, reportedly in his 30s, barricaded himself inside, the Union-Tribune reported.
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In hospital with a leg wound, he and three others hid in a room and barricaded themselves in when they saw one of the gunmen approaching.
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According to police, the suspect, a 38-year-old man whose name has not been released, barricaded himself inside a home during an 11-hour standoff.
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The officers barricaded themselves in a nearby compound, but the protesters attempted to break down the door, with the police claiming they feared for their lives.
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In Albuquerque, New Mexico, in 2014, a SWAT team used a robot when dealing with an armed suspect who barricaded himself inside of a motel room.
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When it became clear that Geeta's friends were securely barricaded, Dharmender gathered a few men and made his way to the other end of the village.
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Demonstrators set fires in the street, torched U.S. and Israeli flags and threw projectiles towards security forces that had barricaded the main road to the complex.
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Gunmen who followed the initial attack appeared to have barricaded themselves into a building and security forces blocked off a large area in the city center.
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YENAGOA, Nigeria (Reuters) - Protesters in Nigeria's Nembe region barricaded the logistics base of oil company Aiteo on Sunday and briefly disrupted its operations, the company said.
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Local authorities have switched off electricity and water supplies at the barricaded detention centre, leaving the asylum-seekers to survive on stockpiles of food and rainwater.
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A Saudi teen who's barricaded herself in her Bangkok hotel room fearing for her life if she's sent home, has been assured she won't be deported.
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In a press conference, Police Chief Karl Hoglund said the gunman — identified as Zephen Xaver, 21, and a resident of Sebring — barricaded himself in the bank.
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In a press conference, Police Chief Karl Hoglund said the gunman — identified as Zephen Xaver, 10, and a resident of Sebring — barricaded himself in the bank.
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And as expected, we don't see the reclusive family next door—the McCrackens—who have probably barricaded themselves inside their suburban fortress upon hearing the news.
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In Room 205, where a dozen students and faculty got on the ground and barricaded the door with their feet, preventing the shooter's entry, everyone survived.
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Indeed, police in Albuquerque used a robot in 2014 to "deploy chemical munitions," which compelled the surrender of an armed suspect barricaded in a motel room.
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Not knowing where the shooter was, he barricaded his classroom door with tables and desks, turned off the lights and told his students to get down.
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Students barricaded themselves in classroom, mom says Nadine Luke told CNN her 18-year-old daughter called her, screaming, after she heard shots in the school.
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Qunun made headlines over the weekend after she barricaded herself inside a hotel room near the Bangkok airport to avoid being deported back to Saudi Arabia.
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Fox 29 reported that two drugs squad officers were holding individuals they had arrested inside the same building as the shooter, with two officers barricaded inside.
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" Eventually, Fisher — a nanny, artist and hairstylist — and Corona came across a shop with the door barricaded and "screamed for them to please let us in.
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Eric Gripp said that the man was taken into custody and that SWAT personnel are still clearing the house in which the gunman had barricaded himself.
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Fox News reported that the hostage report may have been false, and that people actually could have barricaded themselves into the restaurant for their own protection.
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Initial negotiations to try to get the barricaded suspect to leave the bank were not successful, so a SWAT team entered the bank and continued negotiations.
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Officers found the bank doors locked and the suspect barricaded inside with a 0003 mm handgun and a bulletproof vest, according to the probable cause affidavit.
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Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters barricaded roads and disrupted trains servicing Hong Kong International Airport, marking the second time the group has targeted the transportation hub.
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Almost nobody made it to the restaurant before the athletes who were already there when shit started to go down barricaded themselves inside with the food.
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After Mr. Hopkins shot the two groups of officers, he barricaded himself inside the house for hours, sporadically exchanging gunfire with the police, the authorities said.
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Scarcely more welcoming is the dimly lighted, coldly luxurious apartment where Zhenya and her boyfriend sedately fornicate, or the barricaded dwelling of her estranged, viperish mother.
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Mr. Trump stayed at the fund-raiser for about three hours, before heading to downtown Los Angeles, its streets empty and barricaded for the president's arrival.
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About 600 men have barricaded themselves inside the camp on remote Manus island in Papua New Guinea, defying efforts by Australia and PNG to shut it.
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But Mr. Amico, who the police said has a lengthy arrest record in both Nevada and New York, barricaded himself inside and refused to come out.
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Face masks have sold out practically everywhere, panicked residents have barricaded themselves at home -- and political tensions from the 2019 protests have roared back to life.
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An armed man who barricaded himself inside an Amtrak train near Los Angles for more than eight hours has been arrested, local authorities said Saturday morning.
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Deputy Zackari Parrish died after a 37-year-old man barricaded himself in a bedroom and fired a rifle, striking several law enforcement officers, officials said.
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Videos purportedly showing homes of Wuhan returnees sealed off by banners -- and in some cases, barricaded by wooden planks or metal bars -- have gone viral online.
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Mr. Freda said the suspect had barricaded his wife inside the house, 385 Quinnipiac Avenue, which property records indicate is owned by John and Deborah Sayre.
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In the volatile township of Mufakose, to the west of Harare, hundreds of youths barricaded roads to keep people from going to work, Reuters witnesses said.
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When they lifted a sewer cover at surface level 40 minutes later, they were inside the barricaded campus and set off looking for their trapped friends.
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The person who had called 911 met officers at the door and said the man was barricaded in the back of the apartment, Chief Monahan said.
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Mateen exchanged fire with an off-duty cop working security and other officers who arrived on scene, then retreated and barricaded himself in one of the bathrooms.
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Unidentified Trader Joe's supermarket employees hug after being evacuated by Los Angeles Police after a gunman barricaded himself inside the store in Los Angeles, July 21, 2018.
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Law enforcement use of lethal robots is potentially just as concerning; last year, Dallas police took out a barricaded mass shooter with a bomb on a robot.
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Plan B During the negotiations, authorities realized the doors to C Building had been barricaded and began efforts to secure a "breach vehicle" to enter the building.
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Overpowered and afraid, the police barricaded themselves inside the bar, and crowds joined those on the streets surrounding the bar, and thus, the Stonewall Rebellion was born.
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Bill Brewer Detective Bill Brewer was shot and killed during a 12-hour standoff with a suicidal man who had barricaded himself in an apartment outside Cincinnati.
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She has bought groceries and school supplies for six families and given rides to three other people whose cars are still barricaded in the Walmart parking lot.
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Biarritz's airport and station will both be closed, streets barricaded, the main beach closed to the public and residents forced to show badges to access their homes.
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She was finally allowed to enter Thailand late on Monday after spending 48 hours at Bangkok airport, some of it barricaded in a transit lounge hotel room.
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Nigeria's vice-president, Yemi Osinbajo, who is acting as president while Muhammadu Buhari is on holiday, fired the country's spy chief after masked security men barricaded parliament.
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Investigators believe Lubitz, who had a history of depression, barricaded himself into the cockpit and deliberately propelled his Airbus jet into a mountainside on March 24, 2015.
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In one instance, he pounded on her hotel room door until she escaped out a different exit; when he returned the next day, she barricaded the door.
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A Maryland man who barricaded himself inside his Brookeville home on Monday after fatally shooting three people was found dead following an hours-long standoff with police.
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Parks around the country were closed, and many, including some areas of the National Mall in Washington, D.C., that are managed by the Park Service, were barricaded.
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The 16-year-old Parkland sophomore remembers being barricaded inside a classroom -- hearing the police sirens and sensing the confusion in the moments after the shooting began.
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It took Afghan security forces most of the day to kill the last gunmen, who had barricaded themselves in a kitchen in the compound, according to police.
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Thousands of students barricaded themselves inside campuses at several universities overnight, preparing stockpiles of food, bricks, petrol bombs and other make-do weapons as they hunkered down.
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Student Austin Duncan told local broadcaster WTTV that occupants of his classroom barricaded a door and huddled together while a teacher grabbed a baseball bat for protection.
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After the gunman in the Dallas attack barricaded himself inside a parking garage, police sent in a robot armed with an explosive device, which killed the gunman.
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He then barricaded himself inside the house, and killed the policeman's wife — a secretary at a nearby police station — and held their three-year-old son hostage.
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The rally culminated inside a barricaded area outside of Saint Anselm College later that night, where, at that point, nearly a thousand protesters had joined the ranks.
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About 50 to 60 riot police barricaded access to the site of the protest, which was taking place peacefully, and them out of the building in groups.
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When a character dies in This War of Mine, because I've not barricaded my shelter sufficiently, I feel guilty for failing to properly prepare for the night.
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In two poor townships in the capital, Harare, residents barricaded roads with rocks as they engaged in running battles with the police, who responded with tear gas.
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And when a bar in Cincinnati violated the order for two straight days, the door of the bar was padlocked and barricaded by the Cincinnati Police Department.
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In one of the fatal cases in Fort Worth, an officer shot a white Army veteran who had barricaded himself with a rifle in his father's home.
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Anderson and Graham then barricaded themselves in the supermarket and shot hundreds of bullets at law enforcement officers before they were killed in the gunbattle, Carpenito said.
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One car was burned near Medef's central Paris headquarters while 57 secondary schools were barricaded by high school students, although that was fewer than during previous protests.
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Ethnic tensions in the area sometimes explode into protests or violence, and police officers in riot gear stand at barricaded posts on many of Yining's street corners.
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And late last month, another teacher in Dalton, Georgia, was arrested after he barricaded himself in a classroom and shot his handgun out a window, police said.
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Activists have used civil disobedience in their demonstrations and have barricaded themselves to vehicles in Westminster as others filled Trafalgar Square and blocked Lambeth and Westminster bridges.
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"Our aim is to defy the terrorists and send a stern message to the families," Amar Hekmat, the deputy governor, said inside the barricaded provincial government center.
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US air strikes were called in to eliminate Taliban targets that had barricaded themselves inside the hospital, which was being built to provide care for local Afghans.
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Law enforcement said they immediately started firing when they got out of their vehicle, and then barricaded themselves inside during a prolonged gun battle with law enforcement.
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Once I parked outside where it was now barricaded off, I ran two miles to the concert area and there were bodies everywhere, it was really terrible.
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It ended, officials said, in a fusillade of more than 100 rounds fired by a barricaded gunman who shot five law enforcement officers, killing one of them.
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Belgium's federal prosecutor, leading the investigation, said one or more suspects barricaded themselves in an apartment after firing through a door at police who arrived to search it.
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Several people from a nearby neighborhood and some relatives of people who live in the barricaded area gathered at a nearby gas station wait for updates from police.
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ROME (Reuters) - Migrants barricaded staff inside a reception center in northern Italy in a protest over living conditions there after the death of a young woman, officials said.
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Earlier reports by Belgian daily Le Soir indicated that one of the suspects was barricaded inside the apartment where the shooting took place, perhaps armed with a Kalashnikov.
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The Saudi teenager who barricaded herself inside a Thai airport hotel room after fleeing her allegedly abusive family has been recognized as a refugee by the United Nations.
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Watching all this unfold on the synagogue's security cameras were the 51 people barricaded inside at the time, Max Privorozky, the head of Halle's Jewish community, told CNN.
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Security forces have barricaded a road to the presidential compound and lobbed tear gas at protesters, and local offices of the electoral tribunal have been set on fire.
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In a second clip, she says she has barricaded herself in that room and refuses to leave until she is able to see the United Nations' refugee agency.
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On Tuesday, six Belgian and French police officers arrived to search the flat and came under automatic fire through a door from at least two people barricaded inside.
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For the moment, though, Xu has barricaded her front yard with bricks, gravel and sand as a buffer, to stop cars from doing actual damage to her house.
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On Thursday, thousands of paramilitary police remained deployed in Kashmir's largest city, Srinagar, schools shut and roads and neighbourhoods barricaded to stop public demonstrations against the sweeping changes.
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The shooting touched off a 24-hour standoff in which Lindsey barricaded himself in the apartment with the four child hostages and police tried to negotiate with him.
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It's essentially a city block encased in glass and barricaded so that tourists and convention-goers can wander the thoroughfare between electrified bars and upscale-American dining options.
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On Thursday, thousands of paramilitary police remained deployed in Kashmir's largest city, Srinagar, schools shut and roads and neighborhoods barricaded to stop public demonstrations against the sweeping changes.
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In the adjacent Rooms 204 and 207, students and faculty barricaded or tried to barricade the doors, while in Room 204, 10 students jumped out of the window.
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Dozens of furious villagers went to a local school where nervous officials had barricaded themselves behind metal doors and barred windows; they kicked the doors and shouted abuse.
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Riot police responded with tear gas, pepper spray, and at least one round of live ammunition fired as a warning shot to protesters who had barricaded a street.
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Streets were barricaded, law enforcement officers were out in droves and several dozen anti-Trump and pro-Trump demonstrators chanted outside Madison Square Garden as the event began.
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From that point, "it kind of stabilized and the suspect had barricaded himself in the bathroom," and there was no shooting during the subsequent standoff, the chief said.
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Most of the protesters left after officers armed with pepper spray and swinging batons tried to enter the terminal, fighting with demonstrators who barricaded entrances with luggage carts.
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Ramos concealed his weapon as he entered the building's back entrance and barricaded a back door, Adams said at Ramos' bail hearing Friday morning in an Annapolis court.
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The man, Gary Lindsey Jr., had barricaded himself in an apartment with the children -- ages 1, 6, 10 and 11 -- after he shot a police officer on Sunday.
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Late last week, Venezuela's armed forces barricaded a bridge on the country's Western border with Colombia, in a dramatic attempt to prevent a delivery of food and medicine.
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Panicked, the women and children ran into a corner and tried to shield themselves as a mob of Afghan migrants beat on the barricaded door, he recalled later.
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Everyone on board studiously avoided looking at him; the empty seats he passed were barricaded with headless headphones and aggressively opened magazines and emptied-out fast-food bags.
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"The suspect fled to a nearby apartment complex where he barricaded himself to a bedroom in one of the apartments," a news release from the sheriff's department said.
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The Ryggen family is seen floating in a boat of roses on the panel to the right: between the two sides stands Winston Churchill in a barricaded tower.
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It also boasts the series' best kicker, in which Alice confronts Wesker from his new home in a White House barricaded to resist the undead hordes amassing outside.
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At least 10 people, including two police officers, have died amid the week's demonstrations, which have featured barricaded streets and rock-throwing face-offs between protesters and counterprotesters.
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The man died Tuesday after a SWAT team descended on him while he was barricaded at the high-rise, known as the Montage, Deputy Chief Tom Robinson said.
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She ran to get a first aid kit and barricaded the door so students would be safe as they sat in the dark while she was briefly gone.
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In the capital, riot police fanned out along the Champs Elysees boulevard in central Paris and barricaded streets leading to the offices of Macron and his prime minister.
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Two weeks after the Parkland shooting, a Georgia high school teacher was arrested after he barricaded himself in his classroom and fired through a window, the authorities said.
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The Tyendinaga Mohawk campaigners barricaded the line in solidarity with the Wet'suwet'en from British Columbia, who are seeking to stop construction of a gas pipeline over their land.
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"We barricaded the doors from the inside and waited for the police," Max Privorozki, a leader of the Jewish community in Halle, told German news outlet Der Spiegel.
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In the evening, the police readied canisters of tear gas as they stood opposite crowds of protesters who had barricaded a street downtown in a briefly tense moment.
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Mr. Xaver, who remained on the phone with police, was barricaded inside the bank and said he had a nine-millimeter handgun and was wearing a bulletproof vest.
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A professor at a second university said he was barricaded with students inside a classroom on Monday afternoon, with the smell of tear gas hanging in the air.
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One was at a college, and seven were at high schools: A Georgia high school teacher barricaded himself inside a classroom and fired a bullet into a window.
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As the shooting was taking place, tweets and video circulating on social media from inside the school showed students under lockdown, barricaded in classrooms, and hiding from the gunman.
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SYDNEY, Australia — A standoff at Australia's offshore detention center on Manus Island, Papua New Guinea is entering its third day, with some 600 refugees and asylum seekers barricaded inside.
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A Florida man remained barricaded in an Orlando apartment complex Monday afternoon more than 12 hours after he shot a police officer and took four children hostage, police said.
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After the teen barricaded himself in his room, deputies briefly handcuffed him and put him in the back of a squad car until a youth emergency services counselor arrived.
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Brinkman continued the conversation with Crisp even while he was identified by police as a suspect and barricaded himself in a Brunswick home during a tense standoff with cops.
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Officials said the 38-year-old Maryland man intended to kill as many people as possible and had barricaded a back entrance to the building so people couldn't escape.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - Protesters burned buses and barricaded roads in South Africa's capital on Tuesday in an escalating dispute over the ruling party's mayoral candidate for local elections in August.
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Then, in March 2012, police went searching for Champagne in an unrelated case and they found him barricaded in his mother's home, with his girlfriend held as a hostage.
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When Kurdish separatists barricaded Cizre, fighting to carve out an autonomous state, Turkish Special Forces rolled in and blockaded the town for 79 days, bombarding every building in sight.
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Qunun made headlines over the weekend after she barricaded herself inside a hotel room near the Bangkok airport to prevent being placed on a return flight to Saudi Arabia.
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On Saturday, the demonstrators penetrated the heavily guarded Green Zone, toppling cement walls that have long barricaded the country's ruling elite from the people it is supposed to serve.
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When he got to the shooter's floor, Campos found the stairwells had been barricaded and had to use the elevator, Hickey said he was told by local union officials.
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On Friday, student protesters who had barricaded themselves into the Chinese University in Hong Kong on Tuesday finally began to depart, after partially clearing a road they had blocked.
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When the gunman entered the facility, hospital worker Patricia Rinella and others barricaded themselves in a room, blocking a door with a copying machine, she told CNN affiliate WBBM.
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Adams said at a press conference there was evidence that Ramos took a tactical approach to the shooting and barricaded a rear entrance in the building before opening fire.
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In June 2019, the casino made the local news when a man barricaded himself in a bathroom with wire cutters, and the police were required to get him out.
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Patterson, described by his lawyer as "a quiet man," kept Closs locked in his room and barricaded her under his bed when he had guests, according to court documents.
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When she resisted, he attacked her, grabbing her by the hair and chasing her into the women's restroom before she escaped to her room, where she barricaded the door.
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Ms. Corado was shot just as Mr. Atkins barricaded himself inside the store during a three-hour standoff, which drew police officers in tactical gear to surround the store.
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The suspected shooter, a Thai soldier, took people hostage and barricaded himself inside inside a shopping mall with the hostages and an assault rifle, according to local news outlets.
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Just over four months later, Mr. Trump was elected president, and the stretch of Fifth Avenue near his Trump Tower residence became a heavily guarded and barricaded security zone.
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It is a stark contrast to the strict lockdown in Wuhan, China, where government restrictions on movement have barricaded most of the city's 11 million residents in their homes.
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Three months later, in March, he sat with me under the tall, spindly orange tree in his courtyard and described how he barricaded himself in when the fighting started.
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After the shooting, the suspect led Illinois state troopers on a chase, crashed and barricaded himself in his vehicle alongside Interstate 55, Illinois State Patrol Trooper Sean Ramsey said.
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In the run-up to the citywide elections on Sunday, extreme clashes had broken out between riot police and anti-government protesters who had barricaded themselves in several universities.
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He then barricaded himself inside the house in Magnanville, a suburb 60 km (40 miles) west of Paris, taking the policeman's partner Jessica Schneider, 36, and their boy hostage.
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When the Sebring Police Department and the Highlands County Sheriff's Office responded to the SunTrust Bank branch on U.S. Route 27, they said, they found the shooter barricaded inside.
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Last month, a Saudi woman who said she was fleeing abuse from her family barricaded herself in a Bangkok airport hotel room and rallied support to her cause online.
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Kenyatta said more than 153 civilians had been safely evacuated from the complex, where terrified hotel guests and office workers had barricaded themselves inside rooms to avoid the gunmen.
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Kenyatta said more than 700 civilians had been safely evacuated from the complex, where terrified hotel guests and office workers had barricaded themselves inside rooms to avoid the gunmen.
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This past weekend was no exception, as North Dakota law enforcement used water cannons and rubber bullets to push back protectors from a barricaded bridge leading to construction sites.
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At one point, Midland police barricaded the highway to stop the suspect leaving Odessa, about 20 miles (32 km) away in the Permian oil boom area of West Texas.
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In May 2016, officers responded to a report of a domestic assault and a gunman who had barricaded himself in the home, according to police records obtained by Local 4.
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Fearing violence and destruction of public buildings that have sometimes marred the demonstrations, authorities had banned protests and barricaded the neighbourhood where the parliament and other EU institutions are located.
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They increasingly find themselves barricaded behind an expanding series of blast walls, sandbags, razor wire, and checkpoints manned by gunmen, their worlds shrunk to small, dark offices inside government compounds.
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The 23-year-old, who barricaded herself in her apartment with her five-year-old son and was wielding a shotgun at officers, was posting videos of the scene online.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three people were killed in a shooting on Monday outside Washington, D.C., where the suspect took his own life after he barricaded himself inside his home, police said.
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Officers from the North Haven Police Department were responding to a domestic incident involving a man who was barricaded inside a house on Wednesday evening, according to the Hartford Courtant.
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City Councilwoman Erika Strassburger said the suspect was barricaded by police in the building prior to surrendering and that he was taken to the hospital, the New York Times reported.
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The situation ended up escalating out of control: Gaines, a black woman, barricaded herself with a shotgun reportedly aimed at police, with her 5-year-old son at her side.
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Tariq, an engineering student, said he had barricaded himself inside his home with dozens of neighbors for four days before Islamic State fled, refusing fighters' demands to leave with them.
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As of late, Maduro has repeatedly resisted letting foreign aid into Venezuela, with the country's armed forces having barricaded a critical point of entry for the relief to be delivered.
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And in 2013, a SWAT team in Albuquerque used their bot to remove the blanket from a suicidal individual barricaded in his room, checking whether or not he was armed.
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Police fired tear gas at Chinese University, across the river from Ma On Shan in the New Territories, where students hurled petrol bombs and barricaded the campus like a fortress.
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Protesters who have barricaded themselves in a Hong Kong university partially cleared a road they were blocking and demanded that the government commit to holding local elections on Nov. 24.
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The unrest resumed in the same dormitory Monday morning, Mr. Dunn said, when a guard was "met with resistance" after one inmate stabbed another, and prisoners ultimately barricaded the area.
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Hours earlier, Fiore told reporters that police were speaking via telephone with the hostage taker, who had barricaded himself and the two women in a room at the UPS facility.
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In the eastern city of Goma, police fired tear gas during a standoff with protesters and demonstrators in Butembo barricaded streets and set fires at crossroads, according to local police.
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Blocked roads, barricaded homes Apart from tourists, local authorities have also been on high alert for people who have returned to their hometowns from Wuhan for the Lunar New Year.
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Tourists wearing face masks could be seen huddling behind the barricaded plate glass door of their hotel; an older man stepped into the road to yell obscenities at the police.
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"We've been stuck inside here until the police came," Abdul Ebrahim, a Somali shop owner, said after emerging from his store, where a number of his colleagues had barricaded themselves.
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Reuters photographers were ready, often in challenging situations, to document an explosion at an Aden military graduation or an evacuation after al-Shabaab militants barricaded themselves inside a Nairobi hotel.
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On Tuesday, baton-wielding police had fired tear gas at thousands of protesters who barricaded roads, spray-painted slogans on buildings and trashed a Starbucks cafe and an HSBC branch.
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SANTA CLARITA, California — Terrified students barricaded themselves inside classrooms, some arming themselves with scissors on hand, as gunshots rang out at a high school near Los Angeles on Thursday morning.
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Earlier in the day, she posted a short video from an airport hotel room in which she had barricaded herself, saying she would not leave without seeing United Nations officials.
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Police say it&aposs unclear how many hostages are inside, but local media outlets are reporting the armed suspect barricaded inside the store is engaged in a dialogue with police negotiators.
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Some inside the supermarket climbed out windows and others barricaded themselves in rooms as scores of police and firefighters and 18 ambulances converged on the scene and prepared for mass casualties.
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Early Wednesday morning, dozens of protesters, some with shirts, caps and flags bearing the union's emblem, illegally barricaded the main road that connects the regional city of Antofagasta with the mine.
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The Capital Gazette killer barricaded an exit door and shot at least one staffer trying to flee during the brief but bloody rampage at the Maryland newspaper Thursday, a prosecutor said.
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Chinese workers then barricaded themselves inside the factory, and hundreds more gathered outside, throwing stones and bottles at the police carrying truncheons and shields who went in to disperse the crowd.
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And we learn chilling new details about the killer as police confirm that he barricaded the building&aposs back door shooting at least one victim as they tried to get out.
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He agreed with hotel owner MGM that the guard notified security staff seconds after being shot while attempting to breach a barricaded door to the 32nd floor near Paddock's hotel room.
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Gaines was in a standoff with police at the time, and had been posting live videos of her experience, taken while barricaded inside her home with her 5-year-old son.
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Colton Haab, a 17-year-old member of the JROTC, said he led about 60 of his fellow students into the training room, where they barricaded themselves behind curtains of Kevlar.
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The police dog who inspired the generous donation, named Krijger, was killed Monday during a standoff with a man whom police say barricaded himself in his home during a domestic dispute.
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The children were at lunch and were not in the classroom when the man barricaded himself inside with the teacher, said Justin Grayson, a spokesman for the Riverside Unified School District.
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Megan Banton, an administrative assistant who works in the building also spoke out about the shooting, saying heard gunshots, promptly called 911 and barricaded a door, according to the Associated Press.
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Officials said Jones barricaded himself in the home and shot at dozens of responding officers, pinning them down along with neighbors and family members who wandered into the field of fire.
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I was a business school student at Wharton whose then-husband had barricaded me in our small bedroom in order to beat me so badly he came close to killing me.
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An investigator who arrived at the couple's apartment, which Leibel had barricaded himself inside, found Kasian laying naked on a mattress with severe trauma to her head, and surrounded by bloodstains.
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Beginning in the early morning, protesters once again barricaded entrances to subway stations, damaged trains and buses, and blocked major roads and streets throughout the city, including the central financial hub.
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Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun grabbed international attention this week after she barricaded herself in a Bangkok airport hotel room to resist being sent home to her family, which denies any abuse.
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Williams denied putting the hoods on the statue and told the News & Observer that he was walking by to see if the display was still barricaded following a protest on Saturday.
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After shooting him, gunman Gary Wayne Lindsey Jr. barricaded himself in the apartment with the four children ages 1 to 11 and shot them dead -- then turned the gun on himself.
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All of the hostages could be seen kicking the gunman as he lay on the ground, before escaping the store and pushing past the donut case he'd barricaded the door with.
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NIGHT OF VIOLENCE As police approached the barricaded front gate of the university in the predawn hours, protesters retreated into the campus and started fires at the gate and a footbridge.
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But this year, Speakers' Corner was barricaded and participants had to show ID to prove they were citizens or permanent residents before they could enter, with a set maximum taking part.
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One of the investigating officers who arrived on scene found Leibel barricaded inside and Kasian lying naked on the bed, surrounded by blood stains, her right ear and eyebrows cut off.
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Hassibullah, who was working in the hotel bakery, said he ran upstairs to a fifth-floor room and barricaded himself in with about 12 people, including guests, when the firing started.
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Congregants ran for shelter and barricaded themselves in bathrooms and prayer halls, where they made desperate phone calls and sent anguished texts pleading for help as confusion and fear took hold.
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As the police defensively barricaded themselves inside the bar, the fight — since variously termed a riot, an uprising, a rebellion — spread through the Village, then through the country, then through history.
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On barricaded streets and in rancorous Facebook comment threads, people sparred over ideas about legacy and resolution, the line between veneration and history, and the meaning of symbols as time passes.
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Once protesters spilled onto the streets, some of them, wearing all-black clothing, barricaded the roads with umbrellas and street furniture, dug up bricks from the pavement and smashed traffic lights.
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It's three-chord rock sung with cynical conviction and barricaded with layer upon layer of distorted guitars and additional noise, like the sizzling whistle that opens the track and squeals throughout.
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Once protesters spilled onto the streets, some of them, wearing all-black clothing, barricaded the roads with umbrellas and street furniture, dug up bricks from the pavement and smashed traffic lights.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Transport to and from Hong Kong International Airport was disrupted for hours Sunday as protesters barricaded roads, leaving traffic gridlocked and stranding hundreds of tourists at the terminal.
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The campus is located in a strategic spot next to the Cross Harbour Tunnel, a major artery linking the Kowloon peninsula to Hong Kong island that had been barricaded by protesters.
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Gary Seale, a guest at the Orangers Hotel in Hammamet, Tunisia, posted on Facebook on Saturday that "security have refused to let us out of the hotel and barricaded us in".
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Dej-Oudom had reportedly barricaded himself in his apartment, so the initial responders called in SWAT; at10 PM,they entered the home and found him dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Prosecutors said Davidson stashed a revolver in a computer case he brought to his Dalton High School classroom in February and then barricaded himself inside the room before shooting through a window.
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The watchdog said security forces used tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters in Bamenda on December 8 and police barricaded the entrance to the commercial avenue where people were gathering.
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We're told officers went to his place Wednesday morning to arrest him for violating his probation, but instead of surrendering peacefully ... he threatened harm on them and barricaded himself in his home.
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"They diverted us off the route very clearly, into a barricaded lane in South Delhi," said Nupur Asher, a 225-year-old post-graduate student, who had accompanied Thakur on the march.
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An 18-year-old Saudi woman fled her family in January saying she feared for her life and barricaded herself in a Bangkok hotel room before eventually being granted asylum in Canada.
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And so, West has essentially been barricaded in the studio for the past two or so weeks, evidently creating tracks out of eight hours worth of beats sent to him by Madlib.
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"We just heard people yelling and screaming to get down," Megan Banton, a public utilities worker, told television station WAVY-TV, recalling that she and co-workers barricaded themselves in their office.
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The killing of the animals was halted in the village of Sharkovo on Sunday after protesters, backed by several political parties, including the largest opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP), barricaded the area.
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Paddock had barricaded the stairwell doors and pointed his makeshift cameras system toward the elevator as Campos approached, said Hickey, head of the International Union, Security, Police and Fire Professionals of America.
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Having retreated to a single room in the old mansion, she was prepping for her second freezing winter, barricaded by thick quilts, her bed next to a fireplace stocked with split wood.
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Christesen said Potter did not have the keys to lock the classroom because she is a substitute teacher, so she barricaded her students in the back of the classroom with a couch.
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As police approached the barricaded front gate of the university in the predawn hours, protesters retreated into the university while starting huge fires at the gate as well as on a footbridge.
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As police approached the barricaded front gate of the university in the predawn hours, protesters retreated into the campus while starting huge fires at the gate as well as on a footbridge.
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Speaking from a hospital bed, he said the attackers began firing into the door, which the guests had barricaded with furniture when the lights went out and he took his only chance.
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The elegant palace hosts ambitious temporary exhibits, such as a recent Ai Weiwei installation that barricaded the palace windows with thousands of refugees' life vests salvaged from the Greek island of Lesbos.
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Police had barricaded major streets around the China Liaison Office, which represents the mainland government, but it was at the main Hong Kong government offices that protests took a more violent turn.
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A teacher at a high school in Dalton, Ga., was arrested on Wednesday after he barricaded himself in his classroom and fired at least one gunshot through a window, the police said.
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The windows — barricaded behind iron bars — and doors were small; Mr. McAdam opened up the place by slicing through the concrete blocks, adding four large, aluminum-frame windows and sliding glass doors.
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Inside the outbreak Delivery drivers in Wuhan and across China offer a lifeline to millions of people barricaded in their homes during the coronavirus outbreak, but the work puts them at risk.
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Chondi Chastain's "favorite teacher" at Dalton High School, Randal Davidson, was arrested Wednesday after he barricaded himself in a classroom and fired a shot from a handgun out a window, police said.
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Borges — who has reportedly been nicknamed "the real Iron Man" by his friends — reportedly barricaded a classroom door shut using his body during the shooting last month that left 17 students dead.
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Rivas told the police that two knives found on the floor of the bathroom had been used by Familia to wedge the door shut when he barricaded himself there after an argument.
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Considered impure in her village because she was menstruating, Ms. Bohara barricaded herself in a tiny hut, built a fire and braced for an icy winter night with her two young children.
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Pinjobs and overturned vehicles, water main breaks, fires, slashing victims, pedestrians struck cars or trains, suicidal individuals on ledges (before or after jumping), people who have barricaded themselves inside structures, preferably with hostages.
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"I grabbed an emergency ladder, barricaded the hallway, grabbed a weapon, put the ladder out the window and just tried to get the attention of the SWAT officer," Gerace told the television station.
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Was there someone in an office park in Cork barricaded in a lead-shielded room waiting on a customer support chat listening to a computerized American voice bark at them about strontium levels?
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Pistorius, who shot Steenkamp multiple times through a locked bathroom door at his home, has always maintained that he acted in self-defense, believing that an intruder had barricaded himself in the room.
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While the neighborhood may have a mix of security concerns, asserting that police distinctly avoid such neighborhoods as "no-go zones," or areas that are barricaded under entire terrorist control, is completely false.
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Playing a fictionalised version of himself, Mr Murray explains why it is that he potters around a post-apocalyptic Los Angeles, disguised as a reanimated corpse, instead of staying barricaded in his mansion.
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Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, 18, had barricaded herself inside an airport hotel room and took to Twitter to plead her case to the world before leaving the hotel with UN and Thai authorities.
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Soon after setting up a perimeter around Dauzat's mobile home, authorities made contact with the young father, who barricaded himself inside his mobile home with his two young children, ages 1 and 2.
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The protest began on Wednesday when farmers barricaded the highway in Kidapawan, demanding a dialogue with the governor and the release of 15,000 sacks of rice she had promised to them as relief.
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" Her 17-year-old son, Nick Denbow, tweeted an image of the barricaded room out later that day — asking "Okay how my mom just gonna close down the living room for a month?
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Federal authorities can offer reduced sentences, even misdemeanor charges, against anyone barricaded who may not want to go to jail for a lot of years based on the call to arms of Bundy.
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That would certainly help explain why Gaines reportedly barricaded herself in her apartment, wielding a shotgun against police while threatening to kill them, when officers arrived to arrest her for low-level charges.
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Residents of the township barricaded roads, looted shops and set vehicles ablaze during riots in June and the ANC's share of the vote in Sithole's ward fell to 54 percent from 88 percent.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government decreed a 683 percent hike in fuel prices last weekend, which triggered the three-day strike, during which protesters barricaded roads with rocks and burned tyres and looted shops.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A man covered in blood who barricaded himself in a restaurant in Saarbruecken in southwest Germany has been apprehended by police in the building's cellar, a police spokesman said on Sunday.
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For months, those of us in New York have been barricaded inside, sad as hell, and extremely fucking cold, but now finally—thank God—the golden, glorious days of summer are upon us.
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Residents of the township barricaded roads, looted shops and set vehicles ablaze during riots in June and the ANC's share of the vote in Sithole's ward fell to 1.25 percent from 88 percent.
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Mr. Thompson said his older son, a senior, told him by text that he and his classmates had barricaded themselves in a classroom — likely their first period class — and covered up the windows.
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The old Tai Po Road that snakes uphill from Sha Tin and often featured in 1960s black and white Cantonese movies, was barricaded with fencing, wooden boards, bamboo, poles, bins and other debris.
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One parent said he learned of the shooting when one of his sons called him; his other son told him by text that he and other classmates had barricaded themselves in a classroom.
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She intended to fly on to Australia, but barricaded herself in a hotel room in Bangkok's main airport on Sunday after Thai immigration officials attempted to deport her back to the Middle East.
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In November 2014, the Albuquerque police used a robot to "deploy chemical munitions," in the words of a department report, in a motel room where a man had barricaded himself with a gun.
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But the gunman had barricaded the back entrance of the paper's office so people could not escape as he began "systematically hunting and killing," state's attorney Wes Adams said at a hearing Friday.
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The episode began when Gaines barricaded herself in her apartment with a shotgun after Baltimore County police attempted to serve her an arrest warrant for traffic violations around 9:20 am on Monday.
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The episode, punctuated by evacuations in a tactical vehicle and a protracted standoff between a barricaded suspect and the authorities, was among the American police shootings with the greatest bloodshed in recent years.
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In 21960 and 29, students barricaded the lecture halls at the elite Tokyo University, and at Tama Art University, the students locked themselves in their classrooms and studios and demanded mass leadership resignations.
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"We will hear about the heroes: Teachers who barricaded their classrooms or threw themselves between their students and the gunfire; concertgoers who shielded strangers as bullets plowed into their backs," the column reads.
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Manuel Feliciano, 50, was taken into custody by sheriff deputies just after midnight on Saturday at his home, where he had barricaded himself inside and fired gunshots, the Orange County Sheriff's Office said.
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He was finally tracked to Jesup, Georgia, on Wednesday, where he barricaded himself inside a mobile home for about three hours before being taken into custody, the sheriff's office said in a news release.
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A police spokesman said the troopers were sent into al-Aqsa after suspects who had barricaded themselves in after running confrontations in the surrounding compound, during which masked men launched firecrackers from handheld canisters.
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She fled her family while visiting Kuwait and flew to Bangkok, where she barricaded herself in an airport hotel to avoid deportation and grabbed global attention by mounting a social media campaign for asylum.
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However, Lombardo said authorities agreed with hotel owner MGM that the guard notified security staff seconds after being shot while attempting to breach a barricaded door to the 203nd floor near Paddock's hotel room.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai police on Tuesday called off a raid to arrest a prominent Buddhist monk wanted for suspected money laundering after devotees barricaded entrances to his sprawling temple complex in a Bangkok suburb.
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Then in January, she saw the case of Rahaf Mohammed Mutlaq Alqunun, an 18-year-old Saudi girl who barricaded herself in a Bangkok hotel room as she fought to seek asylum in Australia.
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Tear gas was used with little warning not long after several hundred activists who had marched through Tai Po in the north of the territory had barricaded an intersection in the Tai Wai neighbourhood.
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After taking cover, Jones reportedly opened fire and barricaded himself inside the home, where he continued spraying rounds at numerous responding officers, and eventually neighbors and other family members who wandered into the scene.
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Residents barricaded themselves in their homes while passersby ducked for cover as Garga began shooting indiscriminately, striking a gas line at the Conoco gas station at Wycliffe and Memorial Drive, which erupted in flames.
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Barcelona's El Prat airport, forced to cancel around 150 flights this week after it was barricaded by thousands of people, was running normally for the most part, according to Spain's ministry of public works.
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During the stand-off, Gaines, who was barricaded inside her apartment with her five-year-old son and wielding a shotgun, streamed the incident using Facebook Live and posted videos to her Instagram account.
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"Those nurses took whoever they could and they put them in bathrooms with them, they huddled together and they held, they barricaded the door, they got in the safest place they could," she said.
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The gunman remained barricaded inside the home, with police urging him to surrender and media reporting he was armed with a semi-automatic rifle similar to the popular AK-47 style and several handguns.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police said one of their media liaison officers was hit in the leg by an arrow on Sunday in a standoff with anti-government protesters around a barricaded university.
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That approach continued until Mr. Mateen threatened to deploy explosives, including what the authorities described as a bomb vest, which prompted officers to discard the notion that they were facing a barricaded hostage situation.
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READ: A Saudi teen just barricaded herself in a Bangkok hotel room out of fear her family will kill her Qunun fled Saudi Arabia in fear for her life after she left the religion.
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She had intended to fly on to Australia, but barricaded herself in a hotel room in Bangkok's main airport on Sunday after Thai immigration officials attempted to deport her back to the Middle East.
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They want to tear down some highways in cities and replace all that elevated-and-barricaded pavement with lower-speed streets that favor pedestrians and bicyclists and foster greater connectivity among neighborhoods and residents.
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"The enemies of Europe are those barricaded in the bunker of Brussels," Matteo Salvini, the leader of the anti-immigrant League and the country's most powerful politician, said this week in a news conference.
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During the Occupy Wall Street protests in 2011, the New York Police Department (NYPD) barricaded the statue for more than seven weeks and monitored it 24 hours a day to protect it from protestors.
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On Saturday night, a small supermarket in a working class area of western Caracas was looted after protesters barricaded an avenue and clashed with police, according to neighbors and the shop's owner, Manuel Caldeira.
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Chella Phillips wrote on Sunday in a Facebook post that went viral that there were 97 dogs inside her Nassau house, which was barricaded against the Category 5 storm that tore over the islands.
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Rivas also said that two knives found on the bathroom floor by the police had been used by Familia to wedge the door shut when he had temporarily barricaded himself inside after an argument.
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Authorities and witnesses told NBC News New York that the attacker then tried to force his way into a synagogue next door, where people had barricaded themselves inside, before fleeing in a silver sedan.
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In 2009, the teachers' union chapter leader, who had been reassigned after a physical altercation with a student, barricaded himself in a classroom and claimed that he had planted a bomb in the library.
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Pilot screening and mental health assessments came under scrutiny after a young pilot barricaded himself inside the cockpit and crashed a German wings jetliner into the Alps in March 2015, killing all 150 onboard.
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On the other side of a set of blue doors stood classmates who had barricaded themselves inside, protesting what they said was a racist culture that Fieldston's leaders had not done enough to reform.
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One man, Matthew Wright, took a rifle and a handgun and barricaded himself in his car on the Hoover Dam, holding a sign reading "RELEASE THE OIG MEMO," referring to that supposed second report.
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Multiple people who were present told me that that morning, Traywick locked the webpage manager out of the company website, changed the locks on the Florida lab space, and barricaded himself inside for several hours.
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Protesters, some of them waving Palestinian flags, set fires in the street and threw projectiles toward security forces that had barricaded the main road to the U.S. Embassy in the Awkar area north of Beirut.
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The gunman remained at large until about an hour or so later, when he opened fire at officers from inside a house where he had barricaded himself a short distance from the motel, police said.
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At rallies of loyalists and dragooned state workers held in barricaded streets, Mr Maduro talks of getting 12m votes, even more than Hugo Chávez, the charismatic founder of Venezuela's "Bolivarian revolution", who died in 2013.
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Erika Strassberger, the city councilwoman who represents the area, said the suspect was barricaded by police in the building prior to surrendering and that he was taken to the hospital, the New York Times reports.
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Police with rifles and armored trucks had swarmed a neighborhood on Wednesday and stayed through the night, talking through a bullhorn to negotiate with the barricaded suspect, according to footage from Philadelphia TV station WPVI.
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Thailand halted plans on Monday to expel an 18-year-old Saudi woman fleeing her family after she barricaded herself inside an airport hotel to prevent immigration officials putting her on a flight to Kuwait.
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Tear gas was used without much warning shortly after several hundred activists who had marched through Tai Po, in the north of the territory, had barricaded an intersection in the Tai Wai neighborhood around nightfall.
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Following a 48-hour stand-off at Bangkok airport, some of it barricaded in a transit lounge hotel room, she was allowed to enter the country and was processed as a refugee by the UNHCR.
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County Executive Steve Schuh told the local Fox station that Ramos had barricaded the back door of the building and deployed a smoke bomb before he began firing through the glass door at the front.
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After the decision was announced, some streets in Kisumu, a port city in western Kenya that has a high concentration of opposition supporters, were barricaded with large water tanks and cars were set on fire.
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Leaving no room for naysayers, "Ask Dr. Ruth" is a juggernaut of admiration, too sentimental in places for a woman whose barricaded emotions and ceaseless activity are, according to her daughter, Miriam, possible survival mechanisms.
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Last summer, the group Women of the Wall was warned that if it did not remain confined to the small, barricaded area within the "women's section," its members would be barred from praying there altogether.
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The suggestions also come a day after a man shot six police officers when he barricaded himself for several hours in his Philadelphia home, where police were attempting to come in with a narcotics warrant.
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Many of the homes are barricaded by sandbags and cement walls and protected by armed guards; the residence of the current Home Minister of Sindh province, a few houses down from Hanif's, resembles a fortress.
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Saudi Arabia: The young Saudi woman who barricaded herself in a Bangkok airport hotel room to avoid deportation was granted refugee status by the U.N., Australian officials said, clearing the way for an asylum request.
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Following a 48-hour stand-off at Bangkok airport, some of it barricaded in a transit lounge hotel room, she was allowed to enter Thailand and was then processed as a refugee by the UNHCR.
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Anne Colt Leitess, the Anne Arundel County state's attorney, told the court on Monday that Mr. Ramos had barricaded shut the back door of the newsroom and an insurance business across the hall before opening fire.
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Prosecutors believe co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, who had a history of severe depression, barricaded himself into the cockpit and deliberately propelled his Airbus jet into a mountainside on March 24, killing all 150 people on board.
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The most unequal country in the world, South Africa is already home to barricaded islands of wealth no different from his own estate, Roodt notes; a state-proof economic system that connects those islands is inevitable.
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Someday soon, SpotMini's self-aware descendant might just use the skill to climb up to the attic you've barricaded yourself in before it recharges its batteries on the sweet, sweet electrical current from your dying body.
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As Mr Farage conceded to Bagehot when, last year, the two were barricaded inside UKIP's Rotherham office by anti-racism protesters, the party has struggled to develop clear positions on subjects other than Europe and immigration.
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The twin attack was followed only hours later by a car bomb in the Share Naw area of the city and an hours-long standoff with gunmen who barricaded themselves into a building following the blast.
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Officials said a massive Hercules military plane had touched down in the highland capital of La Paz Saturday with a cargo full of meat products, bypassing the barricaded highways that drop down out of the city.
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A Saudi teenager who had barricaded herself into a hotel room in Bangkok and live-tweeted her ordeal was declared a legitimate refugee by the UN. Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun said she wanted asylum in Australia.
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He tried to get the office to return his $100 and, in order to force that, he barricaded himself in the building, lowered the shutters, and held a female employee inside her booth, the outlets reported.
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The highway partially reopened on Friday, but the Cross-Harbour Tunnel, outside the barricaded Polytechnic University where protesters have practised firing bows and arrows and throwing petrol bombs in a half-empty swimming pool, remained closed.
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More than 2,000 academics signed a petition in January criticizing military action in the southeast, including round-the-clock curfews aimed at rooting out PKK militants who have barricaded themselves in residential areas in southeastern cities.
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Alqunun instead barricaded herself in her airport hotel room on Sunday, refusing to leave unless she could meet with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to make her case for asylum.
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Micco Godinez, who lives on the north side of Kauai, said he found the only road out of Hanalei, where he lives, barricaded by police vehicles when he tried to leave for work on Tuesday morning.
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The protest had started off in a small, barricaded pen on 42nd Street, and ballooned into a massive crowd, stretching between Lexington and Park Avenues, smack dab in the middle of midtown Manhattan during rush hour.
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The march, attended by several thousand opposition demonstrators, advanced only a few blocks towards the congress in downtown Caracas before a phalanx of riot police barricaded the road and began firing teargas to disperse the crowd.
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As the suspect barricaded himself in the home with children, authorities used a mine-resistant ambush protected, or MRAP, vehicle -- something usually associated with war zones -- to get all the wounded officers to safety, Boone said.
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On Monday, police arrested some of the Tyendinaga Mohawk campaigners who had barricaded the line in solidarity with the Wet'suwet'en from British Columbia, who are seeking to stop construction of a gas pipeline over their land.
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The restoration of vehicular traffic through the Cross-Harbour Tunnel in the early hours of Wednesday came after anti-government protesters barricaded themselves in the Polytechnic University and blocked the tunnel mouth almost two weeks ago.
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The red-brick university was turned into a battleground in mid-November when nearly a thousand protesters barricaded themselves inside and clashed with riot police in a hail of petrol bombs, water cannon and tear gas.
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The red-brick university on Kowloon peninsula was turned into a battleground in mid-November, when protesters barricaded themselves inside and clashed with riot police in a hail of petrol bombs, water cannon and tear gas.
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After two days of some of the most intense clashes since anti-government protests began in the city 5 months ago, police have barricaded the streets around the campus and are waiting for activists to surrender.
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The repression of Saudi women jumped into the headlines last month when an 18-year-old Saudi, Rahaf Alqunun, barricaded herself in a hotel room in the Bangkok airport to avoid being returned to her family.
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As school shootings become a growing concern, police in Georgia on Wednesday arrested a high school teacher who barricaded himself inside a classroom and fired a handgun when the principal tried to force the door open.
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On Thursday, a neo-Confederate group showed up to a heavily-barricaded corner of campus to unfurl the South's battle flag in front of dancing counterprotesters, who later followed the neo-Confederates to a parking lot.
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David Hayter, perhaps best known as the voice of Metal Gear Solid's Solid Snake but also a Hollywood screenwriter and director, also tweeted that he was among those trapped and barricaded in Netflix's offices during the lockdown.
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Although the fight for Raqqa will be carried out by rebels rather than a conventional army as in Mosul, the current fighting could provide crucial intelligence on what they can expect from the ISIS fighters barricaded there.
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She barricaded herself into a hotel room inside Bangkok airport Monday morning to stop officials from putting her on a flight back to Kuwait, where she said her family and Saudi officials would be waiting for her.
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But not until more than two hours after officers first arrived did the SWAT and tactical teams go back in to search for the barricaded suspect, who they found dead in the bathroom from a gunshot wound.
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Sprays and plugs can work, but only so well, and it's generally only a matter of time until they find a new place to burrow — often just a few inches away from where you've just barricaded them.
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Hong Kong protesters shot bows and arrows and hurled petrol bombs from a barricaded university campus on Sunday, as police charged and charged again, firing tear gas and blue liquid from water cannon after fiery clashes overnight.
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MORONI (Reuters) - Protesters barricaded roads with tree trunks, stoned cars and clashed with soldiers in the Indian Ocean island nation of Comoros on Monday in demonstrations against President Azali Assoumani's bid to extend term limits, officials said.
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A suspect who allegedly barricaded himself inside a Trader Joe&aposs store and held multiple people hostage -- not long after reportedly shooting his grandmother and another woman -- has been taken into custody, Los Angeles police said Saturday.
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If you had told me going into "Mistress of Evil" that there would be a giant action sequence reminiscent of "Game of Thrones'" killer red wedding, barricaded doors and all, I would have thought you were mistaken.
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A lieutenant and six gunmen died in the firefight, which broke out when the attackers barricaded a major road into the town and ambushed the troops, the acting director of army public relations, Colonel Sagir Musa, said.
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The witness who took the video saw two officers get shot in front of a driveway at a home an estimated 300 yards away from where the alleged gunman was barricaded, the witness told CNN on Thursday.
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And Haiti is on the brink of collapse because of a power struggle between its president and a surging opposition movement that has led to weeks of violent demonstrations and left streets across the country barricaded. 6.
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However, she and Gordon decided to perform a prayer before entering the barricaded entrance to the rally, mostly because police were worried someone might use the shofarot — the biblical-style horns — they were carrying for violent means.
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An "enraged" Maryland man allegedly opened fire inside his house and barricaded himself during an hours-long standoff with police Sunday after one of his family members took a bite out of his grilled cheese sandwich, authorities said.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian private security on Tuesday vacated an asylum seeker detention center in Papua New Guinea (PNG) ahead of its planned closure, detainees said, leaving about 600 refugees and asylum seekers barricaded inside and refusing to move.
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The suspect, identified as Gene Atkins, 28, exchanged fire with officers pursuing him into the crowded store in the city's Silver Lake district, then took more than a dozen people hostage as he barricaded himself inside, police said.
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National police spokeswoman Charity Charamba said protesters in Beitbridge, a border town 600 kilometers south of the capital Harare, had barricaded a road with rocks and burning tires to prevent vehicles and people from crossing into South Africa.
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"At this recent event involving a barricaded subject with a gun, Impossible Aerospace provided a piece of intelligence that our agency previously has never had access to," reads part of a statement from Campbell police captain Gary Berg.
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The fees issue sparked previous violent protests in South Africa last year, when demonstrators barricaded universities and stormed the South African Parliament to press their message that university education in the country is too expensive, among other issues.
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"It may be even bigger than before if things aren't resolved," said 50-year-old Xie Songbo, referring to the events of 2011 when Wukan barricaded itself for months and ransacked the local police and Communist Party headquarters.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Papua New Guinea's Supreme Court rejected an application on Tuesday to restore water, electricity and food supplies to an Australian-run detention center for asylum seekers where nearly 600 men have been barricaded for a week.
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Its new status as a daytrip destination is far from official, however: the site's perimeter is completely barricaded, and the one-lane dirt road leading up to the abandoned cave was not built to accommodate hordes of visitors.
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Police fired tear gas in the capital Harare and second city Bulawayo where protesters barricaded roads, burned tyres and chanted songs against President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who put up fuel prices in the hope of easing a currency shortage.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Anti-government protesters paralyzed parts of Hong Kong for a fifth day on Friday, forcing schools to close and blocking some main roads, as university students barricaded campuses and authorities struggled to calm the violence.
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The coastal fishing village of Wukan in southern Guangdong province was the scene of a massive uprising in 2011, when people barricaded the area from security forces for several months to demand justice against corruption and land grabs.
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All roads leading to Mr. Khan's residence in Bani Gala, a suburb of Islamabad, have been barricaded, and heavy contingents of police and paramilitary troops have surrounded his luxurious home, which sits on a hill overlooking the capital.
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"Our soldiers now are engaging in a street fight with the militant group in al-Ayadiya," Lieutenant General Qasim Nazzal told state television, adding that fighters in groups of three were barricaded inside "every single house and building".
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This time, the Florida man in question is Evan Charles McLemore, who, according to the Pensacola News Journal, barricaded himself in a home on Tuesday morning after the police department was called over a possible assault and battery.
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When his mother, wife and brother-in-law were arrested by religious fanatics, he barricaded himself in his room and refused to eat, instead of, say, issuing a royal decree that rescinded the powers of the Faith Militant.
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In a City Under Lockdown, Hope Arrives by Motorbike: Delivery drivers in Wuhan and across China offer a lifeline to millions of people barricaded in their homes during the coronavirus outbreak, but the work puts them at risk.
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"Every day, our Emergency Service Unit responds to multiple calls for barricaded criminals and people in crisis, who they're able to talk to & safely take into custody w/o using force," Police Commissioner Dermot Shea tweeted on Thursday.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Streets around Venezuela were deserted and barricaded on Thursday for a strike called by foes of President Nicolas Maduro to demand a presidential election and the abandonment of a new congress they fear would cement dictatorship.
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BANGKOK — A young Saudi woman who barricaded herself in a Bangkok airport hotel room to avoid deportation was granted refugee status Wednesday by the United Nations refugee agency, Australian officials said, clearing the way for an asylum request.
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Earlier this month, as food donated largely by the United States made its way to the Colombian border town of Cúcuta, his government barricaded an already-closed border bridge between Colombia and Venezuela, using tanker trucks and containers.
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In March of that year, a group of mostly black high school students barricaded themselves in a building and called on the administration to hire more black teachers and staff members, and integrate black studies into the curriculum.
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About a week after the Parkland shooting, a high school teacher in Dalton, north Georgia, barricaded himself in a classroom and fired a single shot from his handgun out of the window, prompting an evacuation of the immediate area.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Papua New Guinea's Supreme Court rejected an application on Tuesday to restore water, electricity and food supplies to an Australian-run detention center for asylum seekers where nearly 22001 men barricaded themselves for a week.
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A woman was shot and killed inside a crowded Trader Joe's store in Los Angeles where a man took hostages and barricaded himself for several hours Saturday afternoon after exchanging gunfire with police at the end of a pursuit.
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In addition to their overtures to the tribe, Mr. Bundy and other leaders of the occupier group have also spoken with the F.B.I., in a visit on Thursday to the barricaded entry to the small airport in Burns, Ore.
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She barricaded herself inside an airport hotel room and then she went online: Writing that she had been abused, she pleaded for help via Twitter, amassing first hundreds and then thousands of followers and notice from around the globe.
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In an effort to force the return, the Israeli barricaded himself inside the exchange office, lowered the shutters, and locked a female employee inside her booth for half an hour, CNN and Il Gazzettino reported, citing the Venice police.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The 600 asylum seekers barricaded inside an abandoned detention center in Papua New Guinea without food or running water are Australia's "shame", Oscar-winning actor Russell Crowe said on Thursday, offering to house six of the detainees.
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Two weeks after the shooting in Parkland and one day after the Norfolk and Mississippi State shootings, Jesse Randal Davidson, a social studies teacher at Dalton High School in Dalton, Georgia, barricaded himself in his classroom right before noon.
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No one feels safe here when supervisors up to the warden level stand behind the fence of the barricaded, secure area and tell inmates who have fled there looking for protection that they need to go get a knife.
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They were well supplied with guns and ammunition and had barricaded themselves behind adobe walls and piles of tires, but were meagerly provisioned with food; the kitchen cabinet guarded some russet potatoes, a bag of pasta and Folgers coffee.
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The formal charges, including multiple counts of aggravated assault and assault of a law enforcement officer, were filed three days after Hill allegedly barricaded himself in a North Philadelphia row house when police attempted to serve a narcotics warrant.
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Saudi Arabia: The young Saudi woman who barricaded herself in a Bangkok airport hotel room to avoid deportation was granted refugee status on Wednesday by the U.N. refugee agency, Australian officials said, clearing the way for an asylum request.
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A tense hostage standoff ended Tuesday night when a SWAT team stormed a Riverside, California, elementary school, fatally shooting a parent who had barricaded himself in a classroom with a 70-year-old teacher for nearly seven hours, PEOPLE confirms.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The U.N. refugee agency on Tuesday urged Australia to accept New Zealand's offer to resettle 150 refugees from an abandoned Australian-run detention center in Papua New Guinea, as about 450 men remain barricaded inside without food or water.
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Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, 18, who fled from her family and barricaded herself inside a Bangkok airport hotel to prevent Thai authorities expelling her, was allowed to leave the airport after talks with the United Nations refugee agency late on Monday.
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Trump, Johnson add spice to French summit France deploys Michelin-starred chefs to G7 summit Barricaded Biarritz leaves swimmers out in cold Yellow Vests join global activists at "counter-G7" Macron's quest for a universal digital tax (Editing by Richard Lough)
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Trump, Johnson add spice to French summit France deploys Michelin-starred chefs to G7 summit Barricaded Biarritz leaves swimmers out in cold Yellow Vests join global activists at "counter-G7" Macron's quest for a univerasal digital tax (Editing by Richard Lough)
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The asylum seekers have barricaded themselves inside the Manus island center for the past nine days, defying attempts by Australia and Papua New Guinea to close the camp in a standoff the United Nations describes as a "looming humanitarian crisis".
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SYDNEY, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Papua New Guinea's Supreme Court rejected an application on Tuesday to restore water, electricity and food supply to an Australian-run detention centre in which nearly 600 men have been barricaded for a week, refusing to move.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees said Australia must take immediate action to stop an "unfolding humanitarian emergency" that sees 600 asylum seekers barricaded inside an abandoned detention center in Papua New Guinea without food or running water.
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Dozens of people had taken to the streets of Beni, where they have barricaded roads and burned tires, in protest of the commission's decision on Wednesday, which it said was in response to an ongoing Ebola outbreak and militia violence.
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The 18-year-old, who identified herself as Rahaf Mohammed Mutlaq Al-Qunun on an unverified Twitter account, had barricaded herself in a Bangkok airport hotel room in an effort to prevent officials from sending her back to her family.
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HONG KONG, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Anti-government protesters paralysed parts of Hong Kong for a fifth day on Friday, forcing schools to close and blocking some major highways, as university students barricaded campuses and authorities struggled to calm the violence.
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HONG KONG, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Anti-government protesters paralyzed parts of Hong Kong for a fifth day on Friday, forcing schools to close and blocking some major highways, as university students barricaded campuses and authorities struggled to calm the violence.
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LOS ANGELES — One person was killed at a Trader Joe's in Los Angeles on Saturday, when a gunman exchanged fire with the police, ran into the store and barricaded himself with hostages for about three hours before surrendering, city officials said.
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In the formally vehement "Orange Front" (1962) a stained orange field is barricaded with broad strokes of blue and blue green; they mostly cover a big black shape, visible from drips that extend from it to the canvas's upper edge.
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Demonstrators in Urena barricaded streets with burning tires, set a bus alight and hurled stones at troops to demand that Maduro allow aid into a country ravaged by a meltdown that has halved the size of the economy in five years.
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A particularly unlucky Ukrainian air crew were caught up in the attack, among many other Afghans, who on a Saturday night would have been clambering for a moment of respite from the iron corridors of life in Kabul's barricaded streets.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - As dusk fell on Sunday, police smashed their way into the main library of New Delhi's Jamia Millia University, firing tear gas shells as scores of terrified students barricaded doors and hid inside bathrooms to protect themselves.
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Sheriff's officials have declined to comment on whether the parents would be charged under Arizona law that makes motorists liable for the costs of the emergency response created by those who drive into a flooded area that has been barricaded.
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Nearly 600 men have barricaded themselves into the Manus island center for more than 10 days without regular food or water, defying closure attempts by Australia and Papua New Guinea in what the United Nations calls a "looming humanitarian crisis".
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While Qunun barricaded herself in an airport hotel room to prevent her deportation, Nourah -- who declined to reveal her full name for security reasons -- was pacing up and down a public park in Sydney, making calls to Western news outlets.
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A man believed to have shot a police officer responding to a report of a domestic dispute at an apartment complex in Orlando, Florida, barricaded himself in an apartment with four children in an early-morning standoff that was still unresolved Monday afternoon.
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The situation began shortly before noon Sunday when one of the suspects allegedly pointed a gun at a person who tried to stop them from robbing a business and police tracked their getaway car to the home, where they barricaded themselves inside.
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They're two of the 10 crew members of the heavily armed mobile laboratory Rosalind Franklin, which the barricaded last-stand city Beacon sent out on a desperate mission to try to analyze the Cordyceps fungus and synthesize a cure for infected humans.
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Rebecca, a 48-year-old Utah woman, said she suffered years of abuse, including an incident in the mid-1990s in which she barricaded herself inside a room with her two children while her husband tried to smash his way through the door.
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It claims that it has no obligation to refugees who do not want to live there, nor to the 150-odd men (among those barricaded in the detention centre) whose claims for asylum Australia denied and whom Australia expects to return home.
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Demonstrators in Urena barricaded streets with burning tires, set a bus alight and hurled stones at troops to demand that Maduro allow aid into a country ravaged by an economic meltdown that has halved the size of the economy in five years.
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SYDNEY, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Papua New Guinea's leader said authorities will apprehend those responsible for a nine-day stand-off at an Australian-run detention centre for asylum seekers, where almost 600 men have barricaded themselves inside despite having no water or food.
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A lieutenant was killed and six gunmen died in the firefight, which broke out when the attackers barricaded a major road into the town and laid an ambush on the troops, the acting director of army public relations, Colonel Sagir Musa, said.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Many Venezuelan streets were barricaded and deserted on Thursday for a strike called by foes of President Nicolas Maduro to demand elections and the scrapping of plans for a new congress they fear would consolidate dictatorship in the OPEC country.
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Israeli police arrested dozens of Palestinian protesters Thursday night who had barricaded themselves inside the al-Aqsa mosque and refused calls to leave from both police and Islamic Waqf, the Jordanian authority in charge of managing the site, police spokeswoman Luba Samri said.
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But earlier this month, after over 88 days in captivity, Closs managed to successfully escape from under the barricaded bed where she was being held and made a break to safety on her own—so Hormel has promised the $25,000 to Closs herself.
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In East Java, residents of the city of Banyuwangi barricaded their doors and organized patrols to defend themselves against the marauding black-masked "ninjas" who would appear at night and leave the dismembered or decapitated corpses of dukun santet in their wake.
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Bangkok, Thailand (CNN)The father and brother of an 18-year-old Saudi woman who fled her family and barricaded herself in a Bangkok airport hotel room, saying she feared they would kill her, have arrived in Thailand, Thai officials said Tuesday.
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AMONA, West Bank (Reuters) - Israeli police dragged nationalist youths out of a barricaded synagogue on Thursday, completing the forced evacuation of an illegal outpost in the West Bank even as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised to build evicted families a new settlement.
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And in the instance of Atkins' violent shootout with police and the very real possibility that his depraved actions would realistically foreshadow murder and mayhem once barricaded inside the Trader Joe's, police efforts were logical and justified in attempting to bring him down.
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The show researches camp's emergence in 33713th-century France and 33703th-century England, examines "Sontagian Camp" and culminates in an immense gallery of designer confectionaries from the 21212s to now that calls to mind a big, shiny Christmas tree barricaded with presents.
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The show researches camp's emergence in 2123th-century France and 19th-century England, examines "Sontagian Camp" and culminates in an immense gallery of designer confectionaries from the 1980s to now that calls to mind a big, shiny Christmas tree barricaded with presents.
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Cops say they located Bess driving in his neighborhood ... but he barricaded himself in his car and later ran from his car into his home ... where he continued to barricade himself until cops got a warrant to go in and get him.
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The show researches camp's emergence in 18th-century France and 19th-century England, examines "Sontagian Camp" and culminates in an immense gallery of designer confectionaries from the 1980s to now that calls to mind a big, shiny Christmas tree barricaded with presents.
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Speaking outside the courtroom, Wes Adams, the Anne Arundel County state's attorney, said that Mr. Ramos had barricaded the rear door to prevent people from fleeing and that one of the victims had tried to escape through the blocked door and was shot.
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The show researches camp's emergence in 27573th-century France and 27563th-century England, examines "Sontagian Camp" and culminates in an immense gallery of designer confectionaries from the 27553s to now that calls to mind a big, shiny Christmas tree barricaded with presents.
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Officers rammed down the barricaded doors of the three-bedroom home on Magnolia Street, then had a robot enter the property to assess any danger before deputies entered to arrest the group of housing advocates who had been illegally occupying the home.
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The storm was moving quickly northeast and heading away from land, but it left whipping winds and surging floodwaters in its wake in the Outer Banks, where local businesses barricaded their doors and residents holed up, watching water creep toward their doors.
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Lam had insisted she would not address any of their demands unless the city returned to calm and order, after increasingly radical acts by demonstrators who have attacked metro stations and shops linked to the mainland and disrupted traffic and barricaded roads.
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They can stay in their barricaded apartment as their country descends into sectarian bloodshed and chaos, or entrust their lives and fortunes to a human smuggler who promises to spirit them to safety through a magic portal in an abandoned dentist's office.
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When he tried to lead her to a dark beach, she resisted and he attacked her, grabbing her by the hair, she said, and even chasing her into the women's restroom before she escaped to her room, where she barricaded the door.
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The issue captured national attention in 262 when Rabbi Uzi Meshulam and his armed sect of followers barricaded themselves inside a compound in the town of Yehud for 238 days, demanding an official government inquiry to investigate the disappearance of the Yemenite babies.
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The U.N. refugee agency on Tuesday said it was investigating the case of an 18-year-old Saudi woman who fled to Thailand saying she feared her family would kill her and barricaded herself in a Bangkok airport hotel room to avoid being sent back.
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Paddock — who had installed cameras to survey the hallway, and was believed to be drilling a hole to install another camera or rifle — shot Campos as he tried to breach a barricaded door on the floor, firing more than 232 rounds into the hotel hallway.
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William Owens barricaded himself and two women inside the sorting facility in Logan Township and police sent a heavily armed SWAT team to the location, about 25 miles (40 km) southwest of downtown Philadelphia, the New Jersey Attorney General's Office said in a statement.
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"If America doesn't want Iraqis because we are all terrorists, then America should send its sons back to Iraq to fight the terrorists themselves," Captain Musawe told a New York Times reporter who was with him this week at his barricaded position inside Mosul.
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A university police officer fatally shot the suspect within about a minute of the attack, but the sprawling campus in Columbus, Ohio, remained on lockdown for about an hour and a half as people ran for cover and barricaded themselves in academic buildings and dorms.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - An 18-year-old Saudi woman who fled her family and barricaded herself inside a Bangkok airport hotel to prevent being expelled by Thai authorities has left the airport after talks with the United Nations refugee agency, an official said on Monday.
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Sheriff's deputy fatally shot, 4 law enforcement officers wounded On New Year's Eve 2017, five law enforcement officers were shot and one of them died after a barricaded suspect opened fire at an apartment complex in the suburb of Highlands Ranch, about 20 miles south of Denver.
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When she realized their practiced spot for lockdown drills was unsafe, my mom had to improvise, and with the help of her staff, she herded her students into a back closet and barricaded the door with a file cabinet to keep them safe from the gunfire.
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In less turbulent times, trains ran through it on their way to or from Mosul, but when the militants overran the area in the summer of 2014, they barricaded both ends, ripped up the tracks and built an assault course inside, on which to train their recruits.
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This was the first time a live, interactive escape room was offered at the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, and perhaps the first time in Marriott history that a large group of people barricaded themselves into a room and refused to come out until their puzzles were solved.
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The 46-year-old man was arrested for an alleged kidnapping after he took hostage the female employee and barricaded himself inside the currency exchange office after receiving what he deemed a bad exchange rate, CNN and The Times of Israel reported, citing a police statement.
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Eleven days later, as the Security Council concluded its meeting, Indian-held Kashmir was still under complete lockdown: totally silenced and shuttered, home to one of the largest concentrations of military anywhere on the planet; its capital, Srinagar, turned into a barricaded garrison, the world's largest prison.
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The production had more or less taken over much of the hotel, from a lobby it had dressed to look as if the place had been hastily barricaded and abandoned to a meeting room dressed like a party that had suddenly been interrupted by the living dead.
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Trudeau said United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) had asked Canada to take in Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, who grabbed international attention this week after she barricaded herself in a Bangkok airport hotel room to resist being sent home to her family, which denies any abuse.
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LONDON — When 93-year-old Rahaf al-Qunun, who last week arrived in Canada after being granted asylum, was still barricaded inside a hotel room in Bangkok fighting deportation back to Saudi Arabia and her allegedly abusive family, a Saudi official bemoaned the worldwide attention her case had received.
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Ashamed by that fact, and knowing that it might jeopardize his reputation in the eyes of his peers, he barricaded his sexuality behind an ultra-masculine persona: In the ring, Yusaf brutalized other men for a living, and in the bedroom, the self-proclaimed "whoremonger" fathered ten children.
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A month later thousands of my classmates at Columbia barricaded ourselves inside campus buildings, angry at the university's decision to build a private gym for students in a small public park separating the campus from Harlem, and protesting the university's involvement in Vietnam War research for the military.
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After last year's mass shooting at Santa Fe High School in Texas, a man calling himself David Briscoe described how he had heroically barricaded the door of the classroom he was teaching in and instructed students to lie down and cover their mouths as gunshots rang out nearby.
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Kreindler & Kreindler LLP said it had filed a lawsuit on behalf of 80 families against Airline Training Center Arizona Inc, which instructed the Germanwings pilot who barricaded himself in the cockpit and flew his jet into the French Alps on March 24, 2015, killing 150 passengers and crew.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. – The gunman accused of killing five people in a vendetta against a Maryland newspaper barricaded the rear exit to prevent anyone from escaping and methodically blasted his way through the newsroom with a pump-action shotgun, cutting down one victim trying to slip out the back, authorities said Friday.
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While thousands of students walked out of high schools across the country to protest gun violence Friday, students at Forest High School in Ocala, Florida, barricaded themselves against a gunman who carried a shotgun in a guitar case and opened fire, injuring one 17-year-old student in the ankle.
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"You never want to have to think about something like this, and now I'm not sure I can avoid thinking about it," said Joshua Dienstag, a political science professor who spent two and a half hours on Wednesday barricaded in a room with four others while U.C.L.A. was on lockdown.
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The protesters, who had barricaded themselves inside Hong Kong Polytechnic University, attempted to escape police Monday after government officials told them to peacefully leave the campus and cooperate with the police, according to the AP. Before dawn, police broke in one entrance and were met with gasoline bombs by demonstrators.
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READ: What you need to know about the Israeli settlements The outpost's synagogue -- the last building on the hilltop to be occupied by settlers -- has also been cleared Thursday of all protesters who had barricaded themselves inside the building, attacking officers with metal bars and throwing gas that choked some of the police.
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The United Nations warned on Thursday of an "unfolding humanitarian emergency" in Papua New Guinea, as hundreds of asylum seekers barricaded themselves inside an abandoned detention center on Manus Island, choosing to remain inside a camp devoid of food and clean water rather than relocate to alternative facilities in a city nearby.
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But here was a truth, all day in midtown: People spitting something vicious at strangers who are unknowingly blocking doorways, at sweaty bouncers with rules to follow, cab drivers who can't do it guy I'm going to Queens sorry, at girls with inhibitions, at guys with more accentuated triceps, at red lights, barricaded side-streets.
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"They had the entrance of the museum barricaded, with cops behind it," Mr. Morea, now 75, recalled of the day in 1966 when his manifesto targeting MoMA as one of the objects of a "total revolution, cultural as well as political and social" persuaded nervous museum staff members to bar the doors pre-emptively.
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" And then he demonstrates what he's talking about with undeniable rapping, his crisp, descriptive bars falling into place like an intricate domino design: "Pour baking soda in the pot and let it marinate / Snitching is the style now, niggas want to narrate / Dope spot barricaded / Task force Tuesday / Macintosh hanging from an Air Force shoelace.
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The 25-year-old woman from the Ivory Coast died apparently of natural causes on Monday afternoon at the center in Cona, near Venice, the town's mayor told La Repubblica TV. Fellow migrants reacted angrily, cutting off the electricity supply to the center, starting fires and blocking the exit, leaving 25 staff members barricaded inside, local media said.
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Before he was killed the morning of the massacre, the barricaded Mateen called 911 to pledge allegiance to ISIS and other jihadist terrorist groups FBI Director James Comey said investigators were "highly confident" the 29-year-old gunman, who had been investigated and cleared for terrorist links by the FBI, was self-radicalized through the Internet.
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They took a large pink boat emblazoned with the words "Tell The Truth" to Oxford Circus, staged a "die-in" at the Natural History Museum to bring attention to the mass die-off of species, barricaded roads, locked and glued themselves to the Waterloo Bridge, climbed on top of trains, and sat in trees in Parliament Square.
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