Breonna Taylor

There were no injuries and one man was detained, Denver police said.

The officer urged them to avoid areas of the city where the demonstrations were expected to take place and warned them they faced arrest if they did not follow his instructions.

The former San Francisco 49ers quarterback described the police as a "white supremacist institution".

The streaming service tweeted about the documentary just after the grand jury announced it would not charge anyone with Taylor's death.

From California to New York, thousands of largely peaceful protesters took to the streets to voice their anger at the outcome of the Breonna Taylor case as well as alleged police brutality.

The president issued the message after two officers were shot in Kentucky amid protests following a court decision regarding Breonna Taylor's death.

"That's a very positive thing," President Donald Trump said of Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear's decision to bring on National Guard units during protests in Louisville, Kentucky.

"I believe that the public deserves this information," Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear said on Wednesday.

"She was not a threat to any of those officers, yet she paid for their negligence with her life," Loralei HoJay told "Newsweek."

"The grand jury's decision to not indict Sergeant Mattingly or Detective [Myles] Cosgrove shows that the system worked and that grand jurors recognized and respected the facts of the case," the attorney said.

One of the three officers was indicted on three counts of wanton endangerment, but no charges were brought against the other two.

Hankison, one of the officers involved in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor, was indicted for wanton endangerment, a Class D felony in Kentucky.

First-degree wanton endangerment is considered a Class D felony, punishable with fines of up to $10,000 and up to five years in prison.

Taylor was shot and killed in March, after Louisville police officers entered her apartment in the middle of the night on a no-knock search warrant.

"Whatever the decision from the grand jury is, this cannot be the end of this movement," Congressman John Yarmuth said.

"You DO NOT DESERVE to be in this position. The position that allows thugs to get in your face and yell, curse and degrade you. Throw bricks, bottles and urine on you and expect you to do nothing," the sergeant wrote.

The state of emergency begins immediately and will last until further notice, the Louisville police chief said in a Monday memo.

The Louisville Metro Police Department and the protesters' attorney offered different narratives on whether the protester was defending herself or endangering those around her.

The award-winning actor also paid respects to the late Supreme Court judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg before wrapping up her acceptance speech.

The city of Louisville agreed to pay Taylor's family $12 million and implement new police reforms in a settlement of the civil lawsuit brought by her family.

Breonna Taylor protesters were confronted by an armed militia in downtown Louisville, and the LMPD presence was notably missing.

Fayette County Schools came under fire after a fifth-grade class assignment on police violence and racial injustice was shared on Facebook.

The 22-year-old tennis superstar plans to honor the memory of others who have died to raise awareness about racial injustice and Black Lives Matter.

Benjamin Crump, one of the lawyers representing Taylor's family, said he hopes the report allows the attorney general's office to "ramp up investigation" into the police shooting that preceded her death.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama said much of the racial unrest, "lack of empathy" and "systemic racism" America's children are seeing is emanating from the White House.

Prominent civil rights attorney Ben Crump has been retained by the family of Jacob Blake, who is fighting for his life after being shot in the back by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

The Not F***ing Around Coalition pick "stategic date" of September 5 to once again demand justice for Breonna Taylor.

Oprah Winfrey has launched a billboard campaign to demand justice for Breonna Taylor by erecting 26 billboards.

The group's leader, The Real Grandmaster Jay, said they have been left with "no choice" but to hold armed formations in Louisville.

Philadelphia 76ers forward Tobias Harris refused to answer questions from the media Monday, using his time to instead demand that Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron charge police in the March 13 death of Breonna Taylor.