Madison Crowds Rally Over Police-Involved Death of Homeless Ex-Con Corey Ruiz
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Hundreds of protesters marched through downtown Madison on Friday to condemn the police shooting of Corey Ruiz, a 38-year-old homeless ex-con who allegedly stabbed a police officer. The demonstration, from Williamson Street to the MPD headquarters, disrupted traffic and included confrontations with diners as activists chanted anti-police slogans; Ruiz was killed during a Wednesday confrontation with officers, with video showing a three-officer struggle during which shots were fired.
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