Greece: March for George Floyd turns violent in Athens

W/S Flares and tear gas fly during George Floyd protest, Athens
W/S Tear gas at protest
W/S Police forces backing up
W/S Photographers at the scene
W/S Tear gas in front of US Embassy
M/S Police forces outside US Embassy
W/S Tear gas being deployed
W/S Protesters outside US Embassy
W/S Police forces lined up
W/S Protesters in the street
M/S Police forces lined up
W/S Protesters in the street
W/S Protesters marching as they hold banner and chant slogans
W/S Protesters marching as they hold banners and chant slogans
W/S Protesters marching with banners and signs
W/S Protesters marching and chanting
M/S Protester holds 'Black Lives Matter' sign
W/S Protesters marching with banners and signs
C/U US Embassy logo
M/S Protesters chanting outside US Embassy
M/S Protesters chanting and holding flags
W/S Police forces vehicles parked
M/S Police forces with shields
C/U Spray over police vehicle reading 'Nobody can breath under a knee'
M/S Protesters chanting slogans
M/S Protester holds sign reading Í can't breathe'
C/U Protesters chanting slogans
SOT, Protester (Greek): *TRANSLATION TO FOLLOW*
W/S Protesters marching and chanting *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Protester: "SO, this demonstration is in honour of George Floyd but also a common cry against racism internationally."
M/S Protester and sign
SCRIPT
Protesters clashed with police forces outside the US Embassy in Athens on Wednesday, during a march to honour George Floyd who died in Minneapolis on May 25 .
People marched with 'Black Lives Matter' signs and banners, and stopped outside the embassy building. A group of demonstrators left the rally and started clashing with police, which responded with tear gas.
Floyd, an African-American and a Houston native, died in Minneapolis on May 25 after a police officer knelt on his neck for almost nine minutes as he was recorded saying, "I can't breathe" and "Don't kill me."
The four officers involved in the incident have since been fired. The officer who knelt on Floyd's neck was arrested and charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter.