North Carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency after protests turned violent. One demonstrator was shot, angry protesters confronted police and buildings vandalized.
Please enable JavaScript to view this content. Open this photo in gallery: A protester stares at riot police during a demonstration against police brutality in Charlotte. Nicholas Kamm/AFP / Getty Images
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Open this photo in gallery: A man stands on a car in Charlotte to protest the police shooting of Keith Scott. Jason Miczek/Reuters
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Open this photo in gallery: Protesters throw chairs at a restaurant during a demonstration against police brutality. Nicholas Kamm/AFP / Getty Images
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Open this photo in gallery: Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers begin to push protesters from the intersection near the Epicentre in Charlotte. Jeff Siner/The Associated Press
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Open this photo in gallery: Two people sit on the ground as they protest in front of police in Charlotte. Jason Miczek/Reuters
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Open this photo in gallery: Protestors surround the Charlotte Police department as residents and activists protest the death of Keith Scott. Brian Blanco/Getty Images
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Open this photo in gallery: Police and protesters carry a man who was shot during a demonstration against police brutality in Charlotte. Nicholas Kamm/AFP / Getty Images
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Open this photo in gallery: People manoeuvre amongst tear gas in Charlotte. Jason Miczek/Reuters
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Open this photo in gallery: A protester, center, is taken into custody by Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers. Jeff Siner/The Associated Press
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Open this photo in gallery: A man peers through the damage to the Hyatt House hotel in uptown Charlotte. Jason Miczek/Reuters
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Open this photo in gallery: Police officers take a moment to rest after a night of clashing with rioters. Brian Blanco/Getty Images
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