St Louis Galleria Protest
St. Louis County and Richmond Heights police arrested at least 22 protesters during a chaotic scene at the Saint Louis Galleria on Saturday afternoon. Police temporarily turned shoppers away from mall entrances after the arrests, and many stores locked their doors for nearly two hours.
Some elected officials and faith leaders demanded a Department of Justice investigation Monday into what happened at a protest inside of the St. Louis Galleria Mall over the weekend. Five St.
Louis Board of Aldermen members and several community groups are calling for a general strike on May 1. A general strike asks participants to pause all economic activity, including work, school and spending. Board President Megan Green joined members Daniela Velzquez, Alisha Sonnier, Laura Keys and Rasheen Aldridge in support of the strike.
More than a dozen groups in St. Louis will ... Police are investigating a disturbance Saturday at the Saint Louis Galleria mall during which a drum beat from a protest was mistaken and initially perceived by some to be a gunshot.
Seven people are facing rioting and resisting arrest charges for their role in a protest that turned unruly at an upscale St. Louis County shopping mall. ST.
LOUIS (AP) Several elected officials and faith leaders on Monday called for an investigation into the way police arrested and incarcerated protesters at a suburban St. Louis mall, with many referring to the altercation as a police riot. More than a dozen organizations will hold a general strike and rally across the St.
Louis region on Friday, including immigrant advocacy groups, abortion-rights organizations, labor unions and student groups. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. Demonstrators took to the St.
Louis Galleria mall Saturday afternoon to protest the fatal officer-involved shooting of Terry Tillman near the mall in August. Officers... Local news May Day protest in St.
Louis Ramonda Watkins of SEIU addresses the crowd during a May Day rally at Aloe Plaza, as workers and supporters gather to advocate for labor rights in St. Louis. A march, organized by Missouri Workers Center and Party for Socialism and Liberation - St.
Louis, will begin at Aloe Plaza near Union Station downtown at 5:30 p.m.
