Since the protests inspired by the death of George Floyd began in Chattanooga on May 30, police have made at least 28 arrests, 25 of which took place during the first three days of the demonstrations, according to Hamilton County court records.
The officer is now back on duty
Strengthening of policy comes after protests of the death of George Floyd in custody of Minneapolis police
Chattanooga police seized items from the apartment of Trevan Young, an armed black man who was arrested last week during George Floyd protests in Chattanooga, according to his attorney, who is questioning the legality of the arrest.
State attorney general says Auburn Hills residents are 'human beings, and good humble people at that, who deserve a safe and decent place to call home'
A black man was arrested Monday, a white man on Wednesday amid ongoing George Floyd protests
Chattanooga police arrested a 35-year-old man who was standing on the roof of a building along the local George Floyd protest route with multiple firearms on Wednesday evening - including a loaded AK-47.
Two Chattanooga police officers are under internal and federal investigations for potential violations of the U.S. Constitution after the officers' supervisors brought potential offenses to the attention of Chief David Roddy in late April.
Chattanooga police arrested a 29-year-old man carrying an AR-15 rifle and multiple magazines of ammunition Monday night in Miller Park during a largely peaceful protest against police brutality in the wake of the death of George Floyd while he was pinned under the knee of a Minneapolis police officer.
Around 200 activists engaged in peaceful protests remained in Miller Park Early Tuesday morning after five hours of protests that began at the park, followed by a march throughout the downtown area.
