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Tyre Nichols protesters blocked visitors on a Memphis freeway Friday evening after video was launched exhibiting police beating the younger Black man as they tried to arrest him.

“Rise up, struggle again,” the protesters chanted on the I-55 bridge, video captured by Fox Information reveals.

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Protesters gathered and marched after an hour of video footage was launched exhibiting police beat Nichols. The 29-year-old was hospitalized after the encounter, however died three days later.

“We shuttin’ it down,” one protester will be heard shouting.

“By any means needed,” one other mentioned.

Memphis officers pulled Nichols from his car in the course of the street and tried to detain him, the video reveals. After a battle, he finally escaped on foot, however officers encountered him once more in a residential neighborhood.

Tyre Nichols protesters block visitors on a Memphis freeway.
(Jon Michael Raasch/Fox Information)

MEMPHIS BUSINESSES BOARD UP IN PREPARATION FOR RELEASE OF TYRE NICHOLS BODYCAM VIDEO

There, police video confirmed the officers beating Nichols. He was hit with a baton a number of occasions and repeatedly struck within the head as officers shouted for him to “give us your palms.”

A number of occasions, Nichols known as for his mom and shouted “cease.” Attorneys have mentioned he was about 100 yards from his moms home on the time.

Nichols was in the end handcuffed and was leaned up in opposition to a police automobile together with his legs prolonged. He appeared unconscious and drooped to the bottom.

An officer in a single video will be heard telling one other that Nichols was driving into oncoming visitors and refused to tug over. 

Memphis businesses board up to prepare for potential violence ahead of Tyre Nichols bodycam footage release. 

Memphis companies board as much as put together for potential violence forward of Tyre Nichols bodycam footage launch. 
(Fox Information/Jon Michael Raasch)

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Nichols was transported to a hospital and arrived in vital situation. He died three days later on account of a “use-of-force incident with officers,” in line with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.

5 law enforcement officials concerned have been charged with second-degree homicide, aggravated assault and extra felony costs.

Nichols’ household in addition to Memphis Police Chief Cerelyn Davis have urged protesters to stay peaceable.

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