Police launched tear gas and used water cannons to disperse violent protesters, many of them hooded, at a pro-Palestinian march in Rome Saturday, while the officers were targeted by firecrackers, stones, clubs, and road signs.
    The march stampeded after "a full-blown guerrilla war broke out", police said.
    The march had been mostly peaceful up to that point.
   

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