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Madison police cleared a sprawling protest encampment that erupted after the fatal shooting of homeless man Corey Ruiz — a confrontation that ignited two weeks of unrest, street protests, and clashes fueled by communist and socialist groups demanding justice for Ruiz and calling the officer a “killer cop.” The makeshift camp, complete with tents, toilets, and even a Minneapolis sculpture, became a rallying point as activists bailed out arrested protesters. Experts say this is part of a larger strategy: using local law enforcement conflicts to advance broader political agendas. While police claim Ruiz resisted arrest with a knife, protesters allege excessive force. After the camp’s removal, violence flared again — including thrown objects, fires, and roadblocks — leading to 22 arrests. The officer remains on administrative leave as state investigators dig into the shooting.

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