(7:04 p.m., near the corner of West Morgan and Salisbury)
(7:04 p.m., near the corner of West Morgan and Salisbury)
(7:04 p.m., near the corner of West Morgan and Salisbury) A clergy member attempts to calm an angry counter-protester who blamed the BLM protesters for the destruction of property on the previous, first night of protests in Raleigh.
(7:09 p.m., near the corner of West Morgan and Salisbury) Protesters chanted "Hands up; don't shoot" at the police.
(7:23 p.m., location unknown) A man quickly makes a sign.
(7:26 p.m., location unknown)
(7:38 p.m., near the Governor's Mansion) Protests largely kept their distance from police. The police deployed smoke bombs.
(7:40 p.m., near the Governor's Mansion) Police advance on the protesters.
(7:40 p.m., near the Governor's Mansion)
(7:41 p.m., near the Governor's Mansion) A woman stays behind after the crowd had largely been driven away by tear gas to display her sign to the police.
(7:43 p.m., near the Governor's Mansion) A woman prostrates herself in front of a police line.
(7:49 p.m., near the Governor's Mansion) Someone offers a pour of bottled water as an emergency eye wash for those suffering from the effects of tear gas.
(8:00 p.m., Fayetteville and West Hargett) A group wearing clerical stoles stands on the corner with fists raised in salute as protesters march by.
(8:12, location unknown) As the marchers continued through the streets, many passing motorists showed their support.
(8:18 p.m., near the site of the former Confederate memorial)
(8:21 p.m.) A large crowd gathers in front of the Confederate memorial.
(8:23 p.m., on the steps of the former Confederate memorial)
(8:23 p.m.) A man attempts but fails to scale the monument.
(8:25 p.m.) A man climbs the Confederate memorial to attach a tow wire.
(8:29 p.m., East Morgan near the Capitol) Police lines advanced on the crowd of protesters in front of the Confederate memorial.
(8:29 p.m., Salisbury and East Morgan near the Capitol) Some protesters threw tear gas canisters back at the advancing police line.
(8:29 p.m., East Morgan near the Capitol) Police armed with assault rifles advancing on protesters.
(8:30 p.m., East Morgan near the Capitol)
(8:30 p.m., East Morgan near the Capitol) A police officer armed with what looks to be a tactical shotgun.
(8:35 p.m., East Morgan near the Capitol) A small memorial for George Floyd.
(8:36 p.m., East Morgan near the Capitol) A man wearing an Alex Jones's "InfoWars Supporter" t-shirt, documenting some of the tumult of the evening.
Raleigh, NC: Sunday, May 31, 2020
The second day of protests in the wake of the killing of George Floyd that took place in Raleigh, North Carolina. Protesters came in remembrance of Floyd and called on police for more accountability in their use of force. Unlike the first night that saw some looting, protests were largely peaceful throughout. The police used tear gas and rubber bullets.
