UPDATE (FRIDAY):  Unrest continued into a second night on Thursday as protestors shut down major freeways and city centers across America.

Protestors shut down the Brooklyn Bridge in Manhattan:

BREAKING PHOTO: Brooklyn Bridge completely full #EricGarner pic.twitter.com/dh9OOylwGc

— John Galt (@JohnGGalt) December 5, 2014

And elsewhere in New York City:

In Chicago, IL:

In Atlanta, GA:

In Baltimore, MD:

In Boston, MA:

In Oakland, CA: 

In Dallas, TX:

Protestors took to the streets around the United States for the second time in less than two weeks after a New York City grand jury decided not to indict the police officer involved in the chokehold death of Eric Garner.

In New York City, as the Christmas Tree was being lit at Rockefeller Center...

Chills. https://t.co/dMgZmDgrfF #nojusticenotree

— Stephanie (@stephrhonda) December 4, 2014

I can hear protesters chanting "no justice, no peace" from up here in 30 Rock. #ericgarner pic.twitter.com/8xpj01jHqK

— collier meyerson (@collier) December 4, 2014

At Grand Central Station:

#NYC #nycprotest #EricGarner #MikeBrown #ICantBreathe pic.twitter.com/j9ouk3nAyU

— Au Set (@Nova_loveee) December 4, 2014

On the Brooklyn Bridge:

Singer J. Cole was seen among the protestors on the streets of Manhattan:

Protestors from Virginia Commonwealth University shut down downtown Richmond, VA:

Similarly, students from Howard University shut down Union Station in Washington, DC:

In Atlanta, GA:

Protests hit the West Coast as well, as seen by this group in San Francisco, CA:

And across the Bay in Oakland, CA:

And another large protest in Seattle, WA: