There were more than 15 arrests during last night?s protests, but police said the demonstrators had not been violent.
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Police and protesters jammed Dewey Square, near an I-93 exit ramp.
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For the most part, the protesters were peaceful.
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Police said more than 15 demonstrators were arrested.
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Demonstrators gathered near South Station.
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Emerson Brandao of Roxbury stands in front of officers.
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Protesters tried to gain access to Interstate 93 but were blocked by police.
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Police and demonstrators met near an entrance ramp onto Interstate 93 at Melnea Cass Boulevard.
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Police and demonstrators pushed against each other near Melnea Cass Boulevard and Mass. Ave.
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Police stopped demonstrators after they walked from Dudley Square.
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Protesters and police were in a stand-off near Interstate 93.
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City Council member Tito Jackson led demonstrators away from the Mass. Ave. on-ramp.
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Jose Honore, 18, and Bernadine Desanges, 24, both of Hyde Park, participated in a rally in Dudley Square.
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Johnnie Hamilton-Mason, a professor at Simmons College and resident of Hyde Park, held a candle during a silent vigil in Dudley Square.
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