Pro-Trump, anti-Trump groups clash in San Diego

Police clad in riot gear and wielding batons began dispersing a crowd of Donald Trump supporters and protesters here Friday night after the presumptive GOP nominee held a rally.

After issuing orders to the crowd of roughly 1,000 to disperse, police began forcefully and aggressively pushing protesters, checking them with their batons. At least three people were arrested, police said.

Even as there was no room to move, police officers continued to push protesters and reporters, with some toppling over in the fray. Police pepper-sprayed several protesters.

Scores of police officers, clad in riot gear and clutching batons, separated the two groups. As protesters and supporters lingered in the streets, some individuals on both sides began throwing eggs, bottles and other objects at each other.

 

As the situation intensified at moments, with several volleys of bottles being tossed between the sides, police officers moved in, forcefully and at times aggressively pushing back Trump supporters, protesters and media caught in the scrum with their batons.

 

But while some violent altercations did break out, the two sides mostly shouted and chanted at each other. 

 

Protesters, some of whom waved Mexican flags, shouted "F--- Trump" and immigration-focused slogans.

 

Trump supporters countered with chants of "USA, USA" and "Build that wall," prompting responses of "F--- your wall."

  

source CNN 

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