'We will continue to demand the defunding of police and the dismantling of this police department because it's corrupt from the inside out, from the bottom to the top.'
crew member covering the protest saw someone smash a library window and throw a flare inside the building; nearby protesters condemned the actions.
Officials from Louisville Free Public Library’s union, AFSCME Local 3425, president Ashley Nichole Sims and vice president Val Pfister, released the following“We have heard that State Representative Attica Scott and other peaceful protestors have been accused by LMPD of vandalism of the Main Library, among other charges. Representative Scott has consistently been a vocal supporter of libraries and library workers and has been an ally specifically to our union through many battles.
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