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Police officers rushed to hospital after being run over during protests in US

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A police officer and a state trooper have been hospitalised in the US after they were hit by a vehicle during ongoing protests following the death of unarmed black man George Floyd.

The incident happened in the city of Buffalo, New York, on Monday night, according to the local police department. Earlier reports said the Buffalo Police Department officer had died, but these were later denied by authorities.

The cop and the New York state trooper were both rushed to hospital after being hit by a car. Reports say the vehicle accelerated into a line of law enforcement officers during protests on the city's east side.

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