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PHOTO GALLERY: Damage and destruction caused by the unrest in Baltimore

The MSU Spokesman
April 28, 2015
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Here are some photos that were taken in Baltimore on April 27. These photos showcase the damaged that was inflicted on Fulton and North Avenue in Baltimore City by rioters.

 

Photo Credit: Arius Bevins
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