UPDATE: Protesters moving through Downtown Lansing

Protesters returned to Michigan's State Capitol for a second day on Sunday.

The crowd is impeding traffic in parts of Lansing's downtown.

The protesters are coming together to make their voices heard against the in-custody death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.

As of noon on Sunday, there were hundreds of protesters who made their way to the state capitol.

Protesters began assembling at the state capitol as early as nine Sunday morning.

The protesters, as of 12:30 p.m., turned around and started walking down Michigan Avenue away from the capitol building.

With the crowd moving throughout the downtown area, LPD is conducting continuous road closures throughout the immediate downtown area.

News 10's Kellan Buddy is at the capitol covering the protests and has already posted on the

page.

So far, today's protest in Lansing has been peaceful.