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The protester got triggered by the agent smiling during the operation outside Delaney Hall. When asked why he was smiling the BORTAC agent simply replied, “I’m happy to be here.” The anarchist then threatened to use it as evidence at the agent’s trial, which only made the agent laugh...

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