- Fifteen people were arrested at a protest against police brutality in Johnson City, N.Y., and are facing resisting arrest and trespassing charges.
- The protest took place in front of a business that said it referred to law enforcement after protesters blocked the entrance and were asked multiple times to move to the sidewalk.
- Protesters swore and made racial slurs and obscene gestures toward police.
- In at least one instance, a police officer discharged pepper spray. Read More