The Latest: Protesters take rally to Minneapolis streets

From City Hall, the group went to a credit union inside the government building, where some wrote phrases such as "Stop funding killer cops" on the windows.

More than 200 people have gathered inside Minneapolis' City Hall to show support for demonstrators who spent days camped outside a police station to protest officers' shooting of a black man.

Despite anger that police had removed their tents and supplies from the police station, protesters were in a celebratory mood.

A top leader of the now-ended demonstrations outside a Minneapolis police station against the fatal shooting of a black man by police says the city hasn't heard the last from the protesters.

Minneapolis NAACP President Nekima Levy-Pounds says protesters plan to push for a comprehensive criminal justice task force to look at racial disparities in law enforcement.

An organizer of more than two weeks of demonstrations outside a Minneapolis police station to protest the fatal shooting of a black man by police says she's angry that officers evicted them and tore down their encampment.

Authorities say eight people were arrested as police officers tore down an encampment outside a Minneapolis precinct station of demonstrators protesting the fatal shooting of a black man by police.

Police Chief Janee Harteau said at a news conference Thursday that seven people were arrested for obstructing the legal process and one was arrested for trespassing as tents were removed from the site and campfires were extinguished about 4 a.m.

Police are erecting a barricade around a Minneapolis precinct station where officers earlier removed an encampment of about 50 people protesting the fatal shooting of a black man by police.