Protests emerged during midday on May 26, the day after Floyd's death.[3] Hundreds of people marched to the MPD 3rd Precinct police station to voice their frustration with the Minneapolis police.[4][5] The protest turned violent as the 3rd Precinct became vandalized with spray paint,[6] and police squad cars had rocks thrown at them.[7] In what appeared to be a standoff around 8:00 p.m.