Supporters of the New York City Police Department marched on December 19, 2014 in black hoodies emblazoned with "I can breathe, thanks to the NYPD" and shouted "Don't resist arrest!" at counter-protesters. Separately, shirts produced and sold online by Jason Barthel, an police officer in Mishawaka, Indiana, that stated, "Breathe Easy: Don't break the law" drew criticism.[12][13] Barthel stated, "When you break the law, unfortunately there's going to be consequences, and some of them aren't going to be pretty."[14] Members of the city council of South Bend, Indiana asked then-mayor and future-U.S. presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg for cooperation in banning the city from future contracts with Barthel's uniform business. Buttigieg political opponent Henry Davis Jr. described the response: "He refused to touch it.