Beyoncé: We need justice for George Floyd.
There were at least 50 arrests Friday night in New York City due to protests over the death of George Floyd, a senior New York Police Department official said.
The violent protests resulted in numerous officers suffering injuries such as bloody noses, lost teeth and leg injuries, the official said.Share this -A protester confronts San Jose police as they advance, in San Jose, Calif. on May 29, 2020.At least three Dumpsters were on fire and vandals smashed some windows in San Jose, California, on Friday during protests over the death of, the black man who died Monday after a white Minneapolis police officer pressed his knee on his neck.
Some bottles were also thrown at police officers, who had what appeared to be riot helmets and batons, with some in gas masks,It was not clear if there were arrests. At least one law enforcement officer was apparently injured during protests and was seen being evacuated by others to safety, but it wasn't immediately clear what occurred.
UPDATE: Dumpsters on fire, windows smashed in downtown San Jose as protest over death of George Floyd continues.
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