Durham demonstrators show up to turn selves in after knocking over statue
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Updated: Aug. 17, 2017 at 9:50 PM EDT
DURHAM, NC (WWBT/WRAL) - Hundreds of people showed up to the Durham County Sheriff's Office in North Carolina on Thursday to turn themselves after protesters knocked down a Confederate statue this week.
Demonstrators tried to surrender to law enforcement, but they were turned away if they didn't have an arrest warrant.
Only four people face charges so far.
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