UPDATE: Tear Gas Ends Protest in Downtown Canton

CANTON (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – The Police brutality protests in downtown Canton have come to an end, for this evening at least.
Multiple witnesses told WHBC News that authorities administered tear gas into a crowd at the intersection of 12th Street and Market Avenue North around 9:30 p.m. Witnesses say rocks were being thrown my a small group of protesters which caused the tear gas to be used.
The tear gas effectively ended the protest, which started just before 6 p.m. Canton Police were unable to comment on the situation due to them still being on the job.
Here is another video I took while waiting at a red light at the same intersection. Police were chasing after a group of young men. The group dispersed. Saw multiple people sprinting past my car over a two minute span. @1480whbc pic.twitter.com/OBVfO6Tlrr
— Noah Hiles (@Noah_Hiles95) May 30, 2020
Downtown Canton still had a very heavy police presence around 11 p.m. Police were seen chasing after a group of men running from them in the streets. Riot gear was worn by dozens of officers.