DALLAS (WBAP/KLIF NEWS)- Protest sparked across the nation days after George Floyd died in Minneapolis Police custody. Multiple protest made their way through downtown Dallas Friday night.
The protest started at around 6:30 PM at the Dallas Police headquarters. Hundreds of citizens gathered and held signs before beginning their march through downtown.
One protester says that events such as the George Lloyd incident make her scared for herself and her loved ones.
“I’m scared to get pulled over by police I’m scared for anyone i love,” she said.
Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall says things started off peacefully but took a turn after bricks and water bottles were thrown at officers. Tear gas and concussion grenades were then used by police in attempt to break up the crowd. No protester injuries have been reported but one officer was injured but was treated with non-life threatening injuries.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson tweeted as the protests made they way through Dallas.
“I understand the outrage, and I feel this pain deeply. What happened in Minneapolis is unacceptable. But please, remain peaceful,” said Mayor Johnson.
