MINNEAPOLIS — Minneapolis police made one arrest and issued one citation during protests outside a campaign rally by President Donald Trump.

Police said the arrest was for damage to property and the citation was for disorderly conduct.

Several thousand people protested outside Target Center on Thursday as Trump spoke inside.

Police Chief Medaria Arradondo said the protests were largely peaceful, but some people were aggressive or behaved illegally.

Arradondo said bottles, rocks and objects containing liquid believed to be urine were hurled at some officers, and some people hit police horses with sticks. Arradondo said officers used appropriate levels of force, including chemical irritant at times. He said an internal review will be conducted to ensure policy was properly followed.