pain” by disrupting the streets full of buses, fans, and tourists.
Meanwhile, officers on foot, horseback, and bicycles created a barricade on both sides of the Drive. Starting at 4:30 PM, with temperatures in the 80s, organizers mobilized marchers onto the roadway to formally express their demands that Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Police Department superintendent Eddie Johnson resign.
Gun Violence Protest March on Lake Shore Drive
Police said there were no arrests made and no altercations reported.
Buses were still arriving as Hardiman and Livingston stood up.
