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RAW: 'Shut the F*** Up... Racist': Watch Black Lives Matter Protesters Taunt Police, Get Arrested
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1:35Now PlayingBlack Lives Matters protesters from the "Justice League NYC" demonstrated in front of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's mansion Thursday evening to demand the firing of NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo, who placed Eric Garner in a chokehold in 2014, resulting in Garner's death. (VIDEOJosiah Ryan )
Several of the protesters appeared to have arrived with the intention of being arrested. The NYPD did not disappoint.
As many of the demonstrators sang songs about "racist police" and blocked the road in front of Gracie Mansion, the NYPD cuffed about a dozen, hauling them off to waiting paddy wagons.
Other protesters nearby taunted the police from behind a barricade with racial slurs and expletives.
"Shut the f*** up," one protester told a silent line of police officers. "I hate you all."
The Justice League of NYC appeared to have anticipated and planned for a number of its member getting arrested.
The organization published detailed instructions online on how to to be arrested and what to do once in police custody. By and large the arrests went off in an orderly fashion and courtesy prevailed with both the demonstrators and law enforcement officials.
Throughout the day the organization also transmitted a series of mass text messages, received by TheBlaze, under the name @CHOKEHOLDONTHECITY. The messages sought to encourage the protesters and provide them with legal avenues in the case of arrest.
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