Evening skirmishes as Turkish protestors return to Taksim Square Anti-government protestors returned to Istanbul's Taksim Square as night fell. Earlier in the day Turkish riot police had retaken control of the square, forcing demonstrators to move to nearby Gezi park. Now they returned to make their voices heard. Before long, Police used water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets on the crowds. Prime Minister Erdogan told his party on Tuesday that he won't show "any more tolerance" for protests. He believes an environmental movement has been hijacked by people wanting to harm Turkey. Protestors say the movement won't end here. Turkey's Prime Minister says they can expect more "roughness." Meanwhile western countries watch with concern as the troubles in their key NATO ally continue to unfold. More about: Istanbul, Turkey, Police violence, Protest