Rioters Storm A Police Station, This Is Why You Dont Mess With Police It is a frightening time to be a police officer in the United States, and demonstrators seem to be taking their protests to violent extremes. Most recently, a group of anti-police rioters stormed a police station in St. Louis, just outside of Ferguson, MO. The group was reportedly attempting to hold a sit in protest. As the uninvited guests arrived, officers attempted to prevent them from entering the building, forming a barricade in attempts to prevent further entry. Eventually, the officers were forced to used pepper spray to control the crowd. Beyond the break in attempt, the mob was touting an Eviction Notice, written with a list of grievances. One of the top issues? Being complicit in mass incarceration of black and brown citizens. Of course, the documents did not nothing to discount the actions those black and brown citizens took to put themselves in jail. Following the incident, five protesters were arrested on charges of trespassing and disturbing the peace. Another was charged for assault after he reportedly attacked a city marshal. What do you think? Should these protesters all be punished for raiding the station? 