The FBI and federal prosecutors are examining whether St. Louis police officers violated the civil rights of protesters.
Police arrest protesters in mass in wake of Jason Stockley's acquittal for the murder of Anthony Lamar Smith.
On Sunday during mass arrests known as"kettling," St. Louis officers arrested and (allegedly assault) an undercover cop, an Air Force lieutenant, a medical student, a handful of photojournalists, and two high school students, among others, according to media reports.
The "TRL" reboot will kick off with Migos, who will join Ed Sheeran as the first guests on the MTV show.
Arrested protesters in St. Louis demonstrating against police brutality ironically found themselves the victims of police brutality as they were being taken into custody this week.
During the second wave of protests over the acquittal of Jason Stockley in St. Louis, nine people were arrested.
A St. Louis Judge found former officer Jason Stockley not guilty of first-degree murder in the shooting death Anthony Lamar Smith.
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