Ferguson October Update - Protesters Invade City Hall And The REALLY Rich Mall After the official protest in Ferguson at midday today when a few hundred people marched on the police department, dozens of young people gathered at the Soldiers War Memorial downtown, a monument to the fallen of World War II, and marched across a public park and Market Street to St. Louis City Hall. According to StLtoday and Fox 2 News, the protesters went through security one by one in order to chant slogans in the rotunda and draw attention to themselves. One person was arrested when he or she tried to hand a banner on an antique globe in the historic building. Meanwhile, twelve miles west on Highway 40, about 25 people stood in the center court at Plaza Frontenac, the area mall home to Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman-Marcus, Coach, Williams Sonoma, Talbots, and all the other super-upscale chain stores. Participants said they belonged to a local group called Millennial Activists United. Alexis Templeton, one of the leaders, said of Frontenac, This is is a rich and aflluent area. We wanted to march here to bridge that distance from our situation. Jamell Spann, another organizer, said, We made people feel uncomfortable, but we want to show them how we feel uncomfortable every day. By turning yet ANOTHER mall into the one that white people used to go to? Gee thanks. It seems that the professional agitators are just getting warmed up. More details as they develop. 