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Protests In Madison More Peaceful Wednesday Night

Jun 25, 2020 | 1:16 PM

Over a hundred protesters once again gathered in downtown Madison Wednesday night for a relatively peaceful protest. Police say they were prepared for the worst after a turbulent couple of days, when two historic statues were torn down, several buildings were damaged including the City County Building. The unrest comes after a demonstrator was arrested outside a downtown Madison restaurant while holding a megaphone and a bat, threatening and disturbing patrons. Meanwhile, Gov. Tony Evers authorized the Wisconsin National Guard to be used in the city Wednesday.