added: 'Westfield London worked closely with the MET to manage the protest for Eric Garner which took place on Wednesday evening.

'To ensure the safety of shoppers, retailers and protesters, a designated area was provided outside Shepherd's Bush station however a group of protesters also gathered in the centre.

'The first protest passed peacefully and protesters exited the centre.

'A small group of protesters later attempted to force entry to the centre past Westfield security. Members of this group were detained by MET police officers.

'This is now a police matter. Throughout the protest the centre remained open and trading.'

Police lined up outside the White City shopping mall, as the protest spilled out onto the surrounding streets

Many held placards saying 'solidarity with Ferguson' while others held signs which read 'I can't breathe'

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