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The Latest: Police lead people from Baltimore City Hall

Protesters shout as council members leave the chamber at city hall in Baltimore, Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2015. A city council subcommittee voted to make Kevin Davis the permanent police commissioner Wednesday. (Colin Campbell/The Baltimore Sun via AP)  WASHINGTON EXAMINER OUT; MANDATORY CREDIT
Protesters shout as council members leave the chamber at city hall in Baltimore, Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2015. A city council subcommittee voted to make Kevin Davis the permanent police commissioner Wednesday. (Colin Campbell/The Baltimore Sun via AP) WASHINGTON EXAMINER OUT; MANDATORY CREDIT

BALTIMORE (AP) – The latest on protests by the Baltimore Uprising coalition, which occupied City Council chambers at Baltimore City Hall to protest a council subcommittee’s vote in favor of making the interim police commissioner permanent:

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4:30 a.m.

Police officers grouped before dawn outside Baltimore City Hall and could be seen by an Associated Press reporter leading at least 12 people from the government building to police transport vans and other vehicles. Several of those being escorted away could be seen in plastic handcuffs, their hands behind their backs.

Approximately 25 officers initially formed a line in front of City Hall and more police were seen with their vehicles out back as protesters were led out. More than a dozen others outside City Hall looked on at the police activity, chanting, “It is our duty to fight for our freedom, we have nothing to lose but our shame!”