- Snipers kill five police officers and wound seven more during protests against the killing of two black men by authorities this week.
A man lies on the ground after yelling 'Don't shoot me' at police during a rally in Dallas, Texas.
Thousands of people turned out to protest against the fatal police shootings in Louisiana and Minnesota
Video footage shows protesters were marching along a street 800m from City Hall when shots were fired, scattering the crowd
Shots rang out over the protest when snipers fired shots at police officers. Soon the streets were filled with police cars, barricades and armoured vehicles
The police search for the shooters stretched through hotels, restaurants, businesses and some residential apartments
In a tense situation, helicopters flew overhead and police officers armed with automatic rifles were posted on street corners
Dallas Police Chief David Brown said that it appeared the shooters "planned to injure and kill as many officers as they could"
The attack is the deadliest day for US law enforcement since 11 September 2001
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