Communist Agitators Chant in Front of Ferguson Police Department; 15 of 16 Protesters Arrested Are From Out-of-Town, Cops Say

Of the 16 protesters arrested outside the Ferguson, Missouri, Police Department Friday night, 15 were from out of town, KMOV-TV reported.

The evening was punctuated by a large group of communist agitators who chanted phrases like "the only solution is a communist revolution!" Twitchy reported:

While crowd chants "only solution is a communist revolution," National Guard replaces cops at front line. #... https://t.co/tAfmOjsi1s

— Paul Hampel (@phampel) November 29, 2014

Another chant from this same outside group: "Who do we want? Darren Wilson! How do we want him? Dead!" #Ferguson pic.twitter.com/7wpWsgBbwa

— Jonathan Blakely (@JonathanBlakely) November 29, 2014

Worth repeating: the ppl tonight who called for Wilson's death/communist revolution were outsiders, NOT regular protestors here. #Ferguson

— Jonathan Blakely (@JonathanBlakely) November 29, 2014

While it's unclear if those arrested were from the group chanting communist slogans and calling for Darren Wilson's death, most arrested were charged with disturbing the peace, while one faces assault and resisting arrest charges, KMOV said.

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Police said protesters attempted to block South Florissant Road at least two times. That's when, according to police, the protesters refused to listen to orders from both police and clergy leaders to stay off the street.

Some leaders of the protests said the out-of-town protesters weren't following orders and were looking for altercation.

There were two arrests made Wednesday night and no arrests made Thursday night in Ferguson.