Protesters Against Police Brutality Clash With Cops in NYC Streets, Caught on Video Chanting Familiar Phrase They Know Police Don't Like

Protesters descended upon the streets of Manhattan Saturday, part of a three-day demonstration against police brutality called #RiseUpOctober.

Image source: Vine

But the protest turned violent as activists clashed with police, resulting in several reported arrests.

Content warning: Video in first tweet contains strong language.

#NYPD making violent arrests at #RiseUpOctober now! #BlackLivesMatter #JailSupport pic.twitter.com/MEBxcGinFY

— Ash J (@AshAgony) October 24, 2015

First arrest at #RiseUpOctober march. She says NYPD smacked the phone out of her hand. pic.twitter.com/e3xoSDDPR2

— Keegan Stephan (@KeeganNYC) October 24, 2015

Third and fourth arrests at peaceful #RiseUpOctober march against police violence. pic.twitter.com/LsyFIkrrSO

— Keegan Stephan (@KeeganNYC) October 24, 2015

Fifth peaceful protester arrested at #RiseUpOctober march in NYC right now. pic.twitter.com/4dcPsqXcsX

— Keegan Stephan (@KeeganNYC) October 24, 2015

The protest attracted thousands, WPIX-TV said, and was reportedly filled with chants such as “justice now."

But one chorus of voices was caught on camera saying something entirely different: “F*** the police, from New York to Greece!"

Content warning: Strong language.

The clip also shows activist and professor Cornel West — who helped organize the event — and filmmaker Quentin Tarantino standing just feet away from the chanting, but apparently not taking part in it.

Here's West and Tarantino at other points during the day:

.@CornelWest is marching at the front of #RiseUpOctober pic.twitter.com/wJLwhnvDn1

— Ben Norton (@BenjaminNorton) October 24, 2015

Quentin Tarantino is out here with #RiseUpOctober.. But where are the prominent black celebrities? pic.twitter.com/AVZUnFGFWU

— Emily Weill (@saywhut__)

October 24, 2015

(H/T: The Gateway Pundit)

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