While reporting live on television, Denver7 reporter Gary Brode gets choked up by some form of smoke bomb used to control crowds during Friday night's George Floyd protest downtown.
Credit: 7News - The Denver Channel Duration: 01:19Published
The solidarity rally for George Floyd were very calm for the first few hours, but around 9:30 p.m., demonstrators got rowdy and wouldn't get out of the street at one point and police tossed a tear gas..
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