CABRERA: A curfew is now in effect in Louisville, Kentucky, and protesters have left the city square where they gathered just last hour. This is the fourth night of demonstrations since a grand jury decided not to bring charges against the officers for the killing of Breonna Taylor. And CNN crime and justice correspondent Shimon Prokupecz is on the ground for us. Shimon, earlier we heard that warning from police to protesters. It looks like they responded.</s>SHIMON PROKUPECZ, CNN CRIME AND JUSTICE REPORTER: Yes, they did. The police made several announcements. One of those, while we were on the air at around 8:30, telling protesters that there was a curfew, and if they weren't going to leave, they were going to be subject to arrest. And then again, they made another announcement at 8:45 telling protesters to leave. And then all the protesters just gathered around and they left. They left the park, Jefferson Square Park, after vowing for hours that they would remain in the park in a potential face-off with police. They all left. And just moments before 9:00, the police started moving in, they moved in some of their heavily armored vehicles. National Guard troops came in. But by that point the park had cleared, the police made an announcement that the park was closed. And what happened was a lot of the protesters which they've been doing every night, they came to this church behind me, which has been used as a sanctuary, the church has allowed the protesters to come on their property to be in their parking lot and on their grounds past 9:00, so that they could avoid arrests. So certainly a tense night avoided here. Any kind of confrontation with police so far has been avoided here tonight -- Ana.</s>CABRERA: OK. That sounds like good news. Shimon Prokupecz, thank you.</s>PROKUPECZ: Yes.</s>CABRERA: Thirty-eight days, that's all that's left for President Trump and Joe Biden to battle it out for any remaining undecided voters. And one voting bloc that holds a lot of cards in deciding who ends up in the White House? The Latino vote. More on that when we return.
Curfew In Effect In Louisville After Protests