More Unrest in Chicago:  A violent protest broke out in Chicago last Saturday night after police shot and killed 37-year-old Harith Augustus during a confrontation.  Rosemary Sobol, Nuccio DiNuzzo, Hannah Leone, and Jeremy Gorner of the Chicago Tribune report that shortly after the shooting, a crowd of roughly 200 gathered in front of the 3rd District Police Station including police reformists, Black Lives Matter organizers, Citizen Police Accountability Council members and independent citizens who said they simply cared that police had shot another black man. Over the course of the next three hours their chants included "No justice, no peace," "Ain't no justice in this town," "How you spell racist? CPD" and "Cops and crime go hand in hand." Legal observers with the National Lawyers Guild wore bright green baseball-style hats, hanging back and keeping an eye on the demonstration.  While the response to the shooting was obviously coordinated and well organized, the perception that the incident was another example of police gunning down an unarmed black man may have been incorrect.  Body-cam video released by the Police Department, made available by ABC Chicago, appears to show Augustus with a pistol in this pants, which he is reaching for as he attempted to run from officers prior to the shooting.  Four officers were injured during the violent protest.