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In diesem Fall wird eine Hinweistafel eingeblendet. "This is a peaceful protest. ©2020 FOX News Network, LLC. George Floyd protests Phoenix.

A Phoenix officer responded to Beasley and said, “You started it." We don't deserve it and we have dealt with this for years and years and still people don't see it and they don't care." Scottsdale police said, "we are prepared at that location" when asked if they had units stationed at Scottsdale Quarter.Chandler police said officers were stationed at Chandler Fashion Center mall.The crowd of hundreds or possibly more than 1,000 aimlessly walked through downtown Phoenix in the area roughly between McKinley Street on the north, Central Avenue on the east, Van Buren Street on the south and Seventh Avenue on the west.Police directed people to go in one direction, and once there, other officers would tell people to go back from the way they came. "If you really need to go home that is completely OK," San said to the crowd. "They are primarily Latinx and they want to show solidarity within the state of Arizona with the black community," Jackson told The Arizona Republic. Watch video from the rally in … At this time the message is unsubstantiated. “I’m asking everyone to stay at home,” Mayor Les Friedman The curfew prevents anyone from being upon public streets, alleys, parks, or any public places while in effect.

""They want to minimize the amount of people that are here because of the risk taking place," Jackson said. Erma Johnson talked about her son, 28-year-old Dion Johnson, who was shot and killed by an Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper on May 25. It is forecast to be 97 degrees by 8 p.m. and 87 to 89 degrees by midnight, said Issac Smith with the service. A handful of local activist organizations held an online town hall Sunday afternoon.Black Lives Matter-Phoenix Metro, Mass Liberation Arizona, and Phoenix Local Organizing Committee for Justice or Else held the online event.

Erma Johnson talked about her son, 28-year-old Dion Johnson, who was shot and killed by an Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper on May 25.
By 10:30 p.m., officers had lined up at least two dozen people and sat them on the curb along Roosevelt Street.

"It was 105 degrees in Phoenix as of 5 p.m., according to the National Weather Service in Phoenix.
A handful of local activist organizations held an online town hall Sunday afternoon.Black Lives Matter-Phoenix Metro, Mass Liberation Arizona, and Phoenix Local Organizing Committee for Justice or Else held the online event.

Shortly after a couple of small fireworks were shot into the air, organizers told the crowd of thousands that the protest was over. Home of Arizona’s most-loved morning show, Good Morning Arizona, 3TV news at 8, 9, and 10pm, Arizona’s Weather Authority, and original reporting and storytelling. At Fillmore Street and Second Avenue, a group of police in riot gear stood near what appeared to be an armored vehicle with the word "police" on it. "Listen to me: We are not ending in violence. We are not here to incite riots. “We come together and we stay together without egos and personal agendas getting in the way,” Sanders said.“Our saving grace is each other.”“If the wound hasn’t even been acknowledged, how can we heal?” Sanders said.ASU graduate student Dawn Demps said it's scary to be a black mother at this time.“Especially when you're a black parent, you want to hold onto the innocence" but ”we’re being attacked at all angles” with COVID-19 and police issues, she said. The Scottsdale Police Department posted around 9:20 p.m. that there was "a widely dispersed message referencing targeted attacks on Scottsdale residences and women in our community. George Floyd protests Phoenix. Viewer discretion is advised***Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has issued a declaration of emergency, with an "This gives law enforcement an additional tool to prevent the lawlessness we’ve seen here and in cities nationwide. He’d help anybody.