Page 23 - Flash Bangs News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

The police start a slow advance. you can see the flash bangs. they are not gas. this is not tear gas. restraint rules the day for both sides though bottles and pepper bullets fly. smoke canisters to push people off streets, sometimes come back. tense moments tick by. but only those challenging the line disappear into a wall of shields. a handful of arrests, progress compared to the hundreds cuffed for looting and assault on officers just 24 hours before. on this day less water is thrown. a little boy instead offering water to police. many agree it was the community who brought peace. as today'...

I don't know what that is. all right. it's obvious that the police have lost their patience. and they've started with the flash bangs. don't run, don't run. take it easy. just stay with me. just stay with me. when the police line advances we'll move back this way. >> geraldo, it looks like malik -- >> it's pretty intense. pretty intense now. sean the wind is coming down in our direction. i'm optimistic. >> geraldo, we'll get back to you. thank you, geraldo rivera.

Reverend bryant, he had thousands pledging their assurance and go out in the streets and reclaim their communities. then you have the clergy saying just like the riots haven't been since the '60s, our resolve hasn't been since the '60s as well. then you had something else. thousands of national guardsmen and thousands of cops on the streets last night. they had their shields, they held the line they used the flash bangs. could have been much much worse. but do you think that was the right way to bring quiet to the streets? a curfew and police line? >> well it's very difficult to second guess t...

Here's what it was like on the streets of baltimore last night. >> let's just watch this. let's just watch this. let's watch this. >> the citizens are safe. the city is stable. >> reporter: big crowds return to the streets tuesday night, but this time joining them were more than 1,000 police and some 2,000 national guardsmen. >> nobody needs to get arrested tonight. we want you all to go home. >> reporter: as the clock nears the 10:00 p.m. curfew the mayor's voice over the loud speaker, stephanie rawlings-blake pleading with people to go home. >> we promised we would be off the streets at 10:0...

Sounded like they came from a completely different place just adjacent to where the subway was located. when it initially happened, i personally thought it sounded like a louder bang like mare tear gas being deployed or flash bangs. that's when i immediately went to the camera reposition and got in focus and hit record and took cover after that. >> you also have some video that you shot. this is one of the officers receiving treatment is what it looks like. tell us what you saw there. >> reporter: once the scene was secured, i had ask i could get my equipment and we were positioned in the rear...