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This weekend, journalists in a group covering the protests in Minneapolis were hit with pepper spray, concussion grenades, batons, and tear gas by Minnesota State Patrol. We had our cameras out, press badges on and were clearly identifiable as media. I ended up with 4 stitches.pic.twitter.com/pR3aoRDco3
The State Patrol corralled us into a dead end. They pushed @MikeShumFilms over a wall as he was trying to flee. With blood running down my face, I was injured and blinded, but ignored by officers as I asked for help. Photojournalist Peter Van Agtmael found me and came to my aid.pic.twitter.com/XJkYbFxh1o
Images I shot of press after being tear gassed. I was also tear gassed and shot at without any verbal warning.pic.twitter.com/Of0PE28a3R
These photos are historic.
Are you the one with the bloody eye?! We were right behind you. We were really worried about you. This was our view of it.https://www.facebook.com/356074941105769/posts/3020200918026478/?vh=e&d=n …
Such an extremely overkill way to clear a street of protestors.
You can clearly hear at least one woman shout, "We are reporters! Reporters!" as they're beaten & gassed by the Minnesota State Patrol.
Hey, @MnDPS_MSP: Look up the Nuremberg Trials--"I was just following orders" didn't work as a defense for baseless, savage cruelty then, either
It's apt! @Figzet Just scary.
Thank you for covering this Ed. Please stay safe 
@uspresstracker video from Ed, from an incident I reported to you earlier.
“We know there’s a risk when we cover these riots...” this was an attack by the police. No riot was in progress until they started beating and gassing people.
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