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RT Ruptly Says Its Producer Arrested in Ferguson Protests

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Police detain a journalist working for the RT-run video agency amid protests in Ferguson. On Monday, another RT producer was hit by a police tear gas canister. 26.11.2014, Sputnik International

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RT Ruptly Says Its Producer Arrested in Ferguson Protests

08:00 GMT 26.11.2014 (Updated: 09:22 GMT 26.11.2014)

© Fotobank.ru/Getty Images / Scott OlsonA field producer working for the RT-owned video news agency Ruptly has been arrested in the riot-struck St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, Missouri, the agency said Wednesday.

A field producer working for the RT-owned video news agency Ruptly has been arrested in the riot-struck St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, Missouri, the agency said Wednesday. - Sputnik International

Police detain a journalist working for the RT-run video agency amid protests in Ferguson. On Monday, another RT producer was hit by a police tear gas canister.

MOSCOW, November 26 (Sputnik) - A field producer working for the RT-owned video news agency Ruptly has been detained in the riot-struck St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, Missouri, the agency said Wednesday.

"Our #Ruptly field producer @denice_ruptly [Denise Reese] has been been detained by security forces whilst filming in #Ferguson," Ruptly posted on its official Twitter account.

Our #Ruptly field producer @denice_ruptly has been been detained by security forces whilst filming in #Ferguson - More details to folllow
— Ruptly (@Ruptly) 26 ноября 2014

"Literally 2 minutes after my latest post I got arrested in #Ferguson - still in the police van," Reese said on her own Twitter page.

Literally 2 minutes after my latest post I got arrested in #Ferguson - still in the police van - updates follow #MikeBrown @Ruptly
— denise reese (@denice_ruptly) 26 ноября 2014

A protester squirts lighter fluid on a police car as the car windows are shuttered near the Ferguson Police Department after the announcement of the grand jury decision not to indict police officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting of Michael Brown, an unarmed black 18-year-old in Ferguson - Sputnik International

RT Producer Hurt in Ferguson Riots Expected Police to Teargas Protesters

25 November 2014, 13:10 GMT

On Monday, another RT producer covering the Ferguson events sustained minor injuries when she was hit by a tear gas canister discharged by police.

The tear gas cannister that hit me tonight in #Ferguson , nothing serious. pic.twitter.com/j69Xb0mvNn
— Lorena de la Cuesta (@LorenadlaCuesta) 25 ноября 2014

The ongoing protests in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, Missouri are now considered an unlawful assembly and those refusing to leave will be detained, St. Louis County Police Department said early Wednesday. - Sputnik International

Police Says Ferguson Protests ‘Unlawful Assembly’, Pledges Arrests

26 November 2014, 05:43 GMT

Protests erupted in Ferguson on Monday after a grand jury chose not to press charges against white police officer Darren Wilson, who fatally shot unarmed African-American teenager Michael Brown in August.