New York City Protests Grow Huge For Second Day In The Wake Of Garner Decision
On Wednesday, a grand jury announced its decision to not indict the white police officer who killed a black man in Staten Island.
NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo held Eric Garner, a 43-year-old father of six, in an apparent chokehold during an arrest in July. Garner was being arrested for allegedly selling illegal, untaxed cigarettes in the New York City borough.
Garner died on scene while several officers crowded around to subdue him.
On Wednesday protesters marched all over Midtown Manhattan. On Thursday the demonstrations have continued. Reports say that protests are actually bigger than they were on Wednesday night, but peaceful. They also appear to be much more spread out.
Here are some tweets we're seeing that show people are gathering all over the city: