Hundreds of Protestors and activists gathered in Harlem at 125th street and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard at 1 P.M. to call for a day of action and solidarity to demand justice for Freddie Gray The rally was organized by the Millions March NYC organization.
Protesters met at 125th street and marched to the 28th precinct to stage a rally. Police urged the protesters to march along the sidewalk, but the large group spilled into the streets to protest. The protesters marched to the 32nd precinct at 135th street and eventually back to 125th where the group ended the rally with speeches and in song.
There were no arrests during the march but there was tension between demonstrators and police officers because they were not allowed to march in the street.
Photos by Lenyon Whtiaker
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