NYC Pride 2021: Police clash with crowd; arrests made around Washington Square Park: reports
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Clashes broke out between police and Pride Weekend partygoers Sunday evening in the area of New York City's Washington Square Park, according to reports.
At least three people were arrested near or around the park, according to the station. Business Insider reporter Meredith Cash tweeted that officers in riot gear arrived and charged at the Pride revelers around 7:15 p.m.
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