FILE -In this July 9, 2016 file photo, a protester yells at police in front of the Baton Rouge Police Department headquarters after police arrived in riot gear to clear protesters from the street in Baton Rouge, La. A settlement agreement Tuesday, Nov. 29 resolves a federal lawsuit that accuses law enforcement of trampling on the civil rights of protesters in Baton Rouge following a black man's fatal shooting by police. Plaintiffs' attorneys said their "memorandum of understanding" with state and local police officials affirms that people have the right to peacefully protest. The agreement doesn't include any monetary terms. (AP Photo/Max Becherer, File)
Two-thirds of officers say protesters who fill American streets in the wake of police shootings are motivated by anti-police bias rather than a desire to hold officers accountable for their actions. (Associated Press)
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