MICHIGAN

Police brutality protest meets militia demonstration

The Detroit News
Londa Gatt of Troy looks on as she attends the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Londa Gatt of Troy looks on as she attends the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford
A group of protesters demonstrate against police violence against African Americans by staging a die-in during the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
A group of protesters demonstrate against police violence against African Americans by staging a die-in during the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford
A group of protesters demonstrate against police violence against African Americans and stage a die-in during the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
A group of protesters demonstrate against police violence against African Americans and stage a die-in during the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford
Rally organizer Ryan Kelley, left, talks with activist Paul Birdsong, right, at American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18. Birdsong's group was protesting against police violence and came upon the rally at the Capitol.
Rally organizer Ryan Kelley, left, talks with activist Paul Birdsong, right, at American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18. Birdsong's group was protesting against police violence and came upon the rally at the Capitol.
Rod Sanford
A group protesting police violence against African Americans walk through the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18. The group was escorted safely through the rally by Michigan Liberty Militia members.
A group protesting police violence against African Americans walk through the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18. The group was escorted safely through the rally by Michigan Liberty Militia members.
Rod Sanford
Adam Heikkila speaks on the Capitol steps at the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Adam Heikkila speaks on the Capitol steps at the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford
A pair of armed Libertarian constitutionalists show their support for the Black Lives Matter protesters at an American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
A pair of armed Libertarian constitutionalists show their support for the Black Lives Matter protesters at an American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford
People carry US flags at the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
People carry US flags at the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford
Armed militia members watch over the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Armed militia members watch over the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford
Armed militia members at the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Armed militia members at the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford
A man throws up a fist after speakers at the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
A man throws up a fist after speakers at the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford
State Police keep an eye on the proceedings at the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
State Police keep an eye on the proceedings at the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford
Michigan Militia of Love member Taylor Stalter, left, of Mt. Pleasant, joins in by raising his fist with a group of protesters against police violence at the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Michigan Militia of Love member Taylor Stalter, left, of Mt. Pleasant, joins in by raising his fist with a group of protesters against police violence at the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford
A group of protesters demonstrate against police brutality stage a die-in during the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
A group of protesters demonstrate against police brutality stage a die-in during the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford
People take part in the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
People take part in the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford
People take part in the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
People take part in the American Patriot Rally for Constitutional Rights at the Capitol Building in Lansing, Thursday, June 18.
Rod Sanford