Groups of mostly peaceful protesters rallied in Brooklyn, New York on Wednesday (September 23) in response to the Louisville Attorney General's decision in the Breonna Taylor case.

Footage shows demonstrators blocking streets in acts of civil disobedience across the area, including the Barclays Center and the Manhattan Bridge.

September 23 2020 - MANHATTAN, New York: Protesters gathered at the Barclay's Center in Brooklyn and outside of the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan to rally against the grand jury's decision in the case surrounding Breonna Taylor's death in Louisville.
Thousands marched through the streets, the Brooklyn group shut down the Manhattan Bridge as they crossed the East River and eventually met up with the Manhattan group on 14th street.
Several protesters tried to create a more chaotic scene by pulling down trash cans and and breaking items, but the majority of the crowd was quick to clean up the mess and shout down the instigators.
Graffiti was sprayed onto walls and police cars, some glass was broken and paint splashed onto the windows of some banks, but generally the protest was nonviolent.