Day two of downtown Lafayette protests

To what's going on violence isobvir because that's what we're protesting right now.

Nats: get out of the street now.

Avery: you know a lot of bad things have gone on in this country.

No one has really taken a stand up to it significantly like we have now.

It's important for us all to come together.

Nats: george floyd!

George floyd!

Mariana: most of my friends are black.

I assocte with them, i care about them.

They're just like us, just like any other human.

Nats: say his name!

George floyd!

Meza: we all bleed the same man.

You cut yourself what do you bleed?

You bleed red.

What do you bleed?

Red.

Everybody here bleeds red we're all the same man.

I don't know why we're all increasing, making this violent?

Nats:no justice no peace!

No justice no peace!

Jasmine:the people want justice, they want to protest.

They want to protect this and the streets and the peace as well.

So we have to compromise somewhere.

Nats: clapping jasmine: we came to an agreement they wanted them to kneel they kneel.

I asked them if they kneel then we'll get back, off the streets.

So that's what happened.

Nats: police and protestors takling.

Avery: i mean we just tried to keep this as peaceful as possible meza: we have kept it peaceful, just that's it man we're just trying to keep it peaceful.

That's all it is.

As of 2 am this morning, there have been no confirmed reports of any looting, vandalism or serious bodily injury that happened during monday