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PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pittsburgh city officials say they found no wrongdoing by a police officer who was captured on video appearing to shove a newspaper reporter outside a Donald Trump rally. The municipal office that investigates alleged misconduct by city employees said Monday that it made its decision after reviewing videos of the incident. It also said the reporter had stated repeatedly she did not wish to file a complaint. The incident occurred last Wednesday after anti-Trump protesters and his supporters squared off and initially refused to leave until police in riot gear separated the two sides.

Officer cleared in apparent shoving of Trump rally reporter