DCist: Protesters Trapped Inside Dupont Home Leave Without Arrests

By Editor On Jun 2, 2020 Last updated Jun 2, 2020

After D.C. police blocked in a large group of protesters on a Dupont street two hours after curfew set in, a person in the area invited demonstrators inside his home.

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