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At least a thousand outraged but peaceful protesters rallied outside Toronto Police headquarters Monday evening before taking over the southbound lanes of University Ave. to march to City Hall and then up to Queen's Park to demonstrate against alleged police brutality and the detention without charge of protesters throughout the G20 weekend. (June 28, 2010)

At least a thousand outraged but peaceful protesters rallied outside Toronto Police headquarters Monday evening before taking over the southbound lanes of University Ave. (June 28, 2010)

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Outraged protesters rally against police

Police followed protesters through downtown streets once more Monday as about 1,000 people rallied against alleged police brutality and the detention of people without charge during the G20 summit.

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