Turkish Police Fire Tear Gas at Crowd Massing Near Erdogan’s Istanbul Office
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by News Editor
Al Arabiya – Turkish police fired tear gas Monday to disperse protestors massing near Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s Istanbul office in a fourth night of clashes sparked by demonstrations against his rule, AFP reporters saw.
Thousands of other protestors gathered on Taksim Square, the symbolic heart of the protests that erupted into violent clashes on Friday and have spread to cities across the country.
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