At the George Floyd protests, some police have turned to 'kettling' to corral large groups of demonstrators, but some say the tactic can wrongly trap nonviolent demonstrators and unintentionally escalate the situation
The George Floyd protests are prompting some police departments to turn to a crowd-control technique that involves corralling large groups of demonstrators, drawing pushback from some who say it can wrongly trap nonviolent protesters and unintentionally escalate the situation.
Civil-rights leaders say the tactic, known as kettling, has worsened chaos rather than defused it. Peaceful protesters are commonly being boxed in with or without troublemakers in tense conditions, with police sometimes deploying tear gas and rubber...
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