Dunya News-Huge anti-police violence protests set for D.C. and NYC

Dunya News 2014-12-13

Views 790

Huge anti-police violence protests set for D.C. and NYC
Show more

Share This Video


Download

  
Report form
RELATED VIDEOS
Protests against police violence continue after dark in Washington, D.C.
play
17:20

Protests against police violence continue after dark in Washington, D.C.
Protests against police violence in Washington, D.C.
play
26:56

Protests against police violence in Washington, D.C.
Protests against police violence continue after dark in Washington, D.C.
play
17:20

Protests against police violence continue after dark in Washington, D.C.
Protests against police violence in Washington, D.C.
play
03:09:38

Protests against police violence in Washington, D.C.
Protests against police violence continue after dark in Washington, D.C.
play
17:20

Protests against police violence continue after dark in Washington, D.C.
Protests against police violence continue after dark in Washington, D.C.
play
17:20

Protests against police violence continue after dark in Washington, D.C.
Protests continue in Washington, D.C., triggered by the death of George Floyd
play
30:08

Protests continue in Washington, D.C., triggered by the death of George Floyd
Further footage of protests in Washington, D.C. as Trump accepts GOP nomination
play
02:32

Further footage of protests in Washington, D.C. as Trump accepts GOP nomination
Trump withdraws National Guard from Washington D.C.; Europe sees Black Lives Matter protests over weekend
play
01:50

Trump withdraws National Guard from Washington D.C.; Europe sees Black Lives Matter protests over weekend
Protests in Washington, D.C. Over police shooting
play
00:26

Protests in Washington, D.C. Over police shooting
Protests continue in Washington, D.C., triggered by the death of George Floyd
play
30:08

Protests continue in Washington, D.C., triggered by the death of George Floyd
Protests continue in Washington, D.C., triggered by the death of George Floyd
play
30:08

Protests continue in Washington, D.C., triggered by the death of George Floyd