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More than 100 anti-abortion protesters who allegedly blocked the doorway to a PlannedParenthood clinic in Fairfield were arrested after they got into a shoving match with abortion-rights activists, police said. A total of 112 activists, including a few on the pro-choice side, were arrested. The two-hour demonstration ended with the two sides “jostling back and forth,” Police Sgt. John White said. No injuries were reported.
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