Major California city deploys fleet of cops to battle lawless late-night crowds in notorious party zone
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Major California city deploys fleet of cops to battle lawless late-night crowds in notorious party zone Frequent fights and arrests in downtown San Diego Gaslamp Quarter have forced the city to send in dozens more cops to police the infamous party mecca.
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Major California city deploys fleet of cops to battle lawless late-night crowds in notorious party zone Frequent fights and arrests in downtown San Diego Gaslamp Quarter have forced the city to send in dozens more cops to police the infamous party mecca.
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