Laquan McDonald Case

"No Justice, no profits!" protesters marched as they blocked entrance to stores like Apple, Niketown.

Protesters plan to take to Chicago's premier shopping stretch on the busiest retail day of the year.

Three protestors arrested Wednesday night were charged with resisting police.

The new footage comes from police dashcams from the night the teen was killed by a police officer.

"We are marching in protest of constant, structural racism by the Chicago Police Department."

Rahm's office: "The mayor fully supports Supt. McCarthy."  

"The mothers I met recently in Chicago are right: we cannot go on like this."

#FreeMalcolmLondon was trending nationally on Twitter Wednesday. He faced aggravated battery charges.

"Anyone who is there to uphold the law cannot act like they are above the law," Mayor Rahm Emanuel says.

Mayor Emanuel called on "the spirit of togetherness and peace," but didn't mention the dashcam video.

McCarthy denies any police involvement.

A letter sent to all CPS parents warned that the footage will "raise many amotions among our children."

State's Attorney said concerns over public safety led her to charge Jason Van Dyke sooner than planned.

More than a dozen activists stood at the corner of 41st and Pulaski, where McDonald was killed in 2014.

READ THE PROFFER: Witnesses said McDonald did not lunge at Van Dyke, who shot him 16 times anyway.