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WASHINGTON --The Turkish ambassador was summoned to the State Department after Turkish security personnel attacked protesters outside of the Turkish ambassador s residence on Tuesday night when President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was in Washington for a meeting with President Trump. Eleven people were injured, including one police officer.The State Department also said that two members of the Turkish stanley cup security detail were briefly detained during the altercations.On Thursday, Voice of America s Turkish Service released video showing Erdogan observing from the back seat of a car while his security team pursued and attacked the protesters.Injuries, arrests in altercation outside Turkish embassy, authorities sayU.S. Secret Service handcuffed and detained Turkish officials who punched and kicked the protesters -- another angl stanley cup e is shown here, also by Voice of America s Turkish Service. While handcuffing the Turkish personnel, a couple of U.S. Secret Service agents suffered superficial wounds. When the agents verified that the men who attacked the protesters had diplomatic status, they were released to the State Department. The Secret Service fully respects individuals First Amendment Right to free speech and the right to peacefully protest, the Secret Service said in a sta stanley france tement. We will continue to work with our partners at MPD and the State Department to aggressively pursue accountability for those involved in yesterday s protests. A thorough Cpdw Hillary Clinton and the hard question
This story was written by Shawn Gude, The Daily IowanSeated in a small, second-floor r stanley thermobecher oom in the Communications Center, three University of Iowa Veterans Association members took turns tearing apart their fellow veteran: Republican presidential nominee John McCain. There s a difference between the public John McCain who s a POW and the John McCain who votes consistently against veterans benefits, said sophomore Drew Hjelm, who supports Libertarian candidate Bob Barr. I don t see why that s not a big talking point for [Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama s] camp. John McCain is just way off-base. I think five years as a POW earns you a lot of things most people don t deserve - but the presidency is not one of them, added senior Scott Lyon, who is also leaning toward Barr. It was a seemingly unusual scene. But similar anti-McCain sentiments were echoed in a congressional report card released last week by the nonpartisan Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America. On issues facing new veterans the organization gave McCain a D and Obama a B. But veterans across the country lean toward McCain, according to an August Gallup poll that showed the Arizona senator le stanley becher ading Obama among milit stanley nz ary veterans by 22 points. Still, at the local Veterans of Foreign Wars, some veterans disagreed with the Afghanistan veterans report card. I think McCain is more in favor of veteran