Protest

Officer Kim Potter will face a second-degree manslaughter charge for the shooting that has ignited days of unrest

Hundreds defied curfew during the second night of tensions in a Minneapolis suburb

Officers tried to separate the groups but skirmishes broke out, including one moment when a man pulled a gun

Police had declared an unlawful assembly Thursday and began arresting those who refused to leave

Hundreds of protesters tried to block police officers who were tasked with clearing the area

Police used pepper spray to try to disperse a crowd of more than 20,000 in the central city of Kassel

A judge ordered all Rapid Response Team grenadiers and supervisors to receive 9 hours of new training

Every single aspect of the response to these events was negatively impacted by a lack of crowd control training for officers and supervisors

The bill now advances to the House

Jury selection for Derek Chauvin's trial is set to start Monday

A medic said officers were "pulled into the crowd and trampled" and "assaulted with scaffolding materials"

The bill comes after a series of demonstrations at the homes of police officers and local officials

The Board of Education approved a plan to cut one-third of its officers and ban the use of pepper spray on students

The bill would make “violent or disorderly assembly” resulting in damage or injury a class 6 felony

The officer who shot Jacob Blake remains on administrative leave as the investigation continues