Charlotte faces unrest after deadly police shooting

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Charlotte faces unrest after deadly police shooting -

Charlotte faced aftermath of protests and unrest after a Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer fatally shot a man in University City Tuesday.Hours after 43-year-old Keith Lamont Scott was shot, a large crowd gathered near the scene in protest, sparking clashes with police and tear gas being deployed.It happened around 4 p.m. at The Village at College Downs apartment complex on the 9600 block of Old Concord Road.
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Charlotte police shooting and protest timeline: How the protests started, spread and city reaction

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Cam Newton: "I want to bring unity" after police shooting in Charlotte

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Cam Newton opens up on Charlotte police shooting

Cam Newton has somewhat held back on political matters in the past, but the Panthers MVP quarterback wasn't afraid to open up during his session with the media on Wednesday.Following Tuesday's deadly police shooting in Charlotte, which has once again stirred up nationwide turmoil, Newton fielded almost entirely nothing but questions about his thoughts on the situation.(Want the latest Carolina Panthers breaking news heading into their Week 3 matchup with the Vikings?
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Anger, protests in Charlotte after police shooting

A night of unrest in Charlotte, North Carolina.Protesters blocked a highway.Others clashed with police.
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Charlotte faces unrest after deadly police shooting - : wbtv