Police in Louisville, Kentucky, say at least 24 people were arrested from a protest in the city on Thursday.
Among those arrested Thursday night was state Rep. Attica Scott, a Louisville Activist Democrat who has served in the legislature since 2017 and has pushed for legislation outlawing no-knock warrants.
A statement says charges included unlawful assembly, failure to disperse and riot in the first degree.
Authorities allege the protesters broke windows at a restaurant, damaged city buses, tried to set a fire and threw a flare into the street.
Authorities allege the protesters broke windows at a restaurant, damaged city buses, tried to set a fire and threw a flare into the street.
Protests have broken out across the country following the announcement Wednesday that no officers were directly charged in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor.
As the riots continue to destroy the city, lawmakers should refrain from breaking the laws they demand citizens to obey.
