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Hundreds march through Wisconsin town to protest police killing of career criminal Corey Ruiz

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Hundreds march through Wisconsin town to protest police killing of career criminal Corey Ruiz
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US News Hundreds march through Madison to protest police killing of career criminal Corey Ruiz By Steven Vago and Shane Galvin Published July 25, 2026, 2:48 p.m. Add The New York Post on Google Hundreds of lefty demonstrators marched through downtown Madison, Wisc., spewing anti-cop venom, stopping traffic and harassing diners as they protested the killing of Corey Ruiz, a career criminal who allegedly stabbed a police officer with a knife before being shot. Nearly 500 people marched from the intersection of Williamson Street and South Baldwin Street — where the 38-year-old was shot three times on Wednesday during a struggle with several police officers — to the Madison Police Department headquarters on Friday.

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