Thousands of protesters gathered around New York City on Tuesday evening, one night after a grand jury decided not to indict police officer Darren Wilson, who shot and killed unarmed teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, in August.

As of about 10 p.m., protesters had reportedly blocked traffic near Wall Street, Times Square, the United Nations, the FDR Drive, Lincoln Tunnel, and numerous city bridges at various points in the evening.

They blocked all lanes of traffic on the FDR drive on Manhattan's east side:

BREAKING: Thousands of ppl marching onto FDR drive, a major roadway in NYC, blocking all lanes of traffic. #Ferguson pic.twitter.com/3sD7DnagF0 — Jenna Pope (@JennaBPope) November 26, 2014

At the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, a large group of protesters sat in silence for several minutes:

The protesters shut down the Lincoln Tunnel earlier in the evening, but it was reopened at about 8:30 p.m. This is what the scene looked like earlier in the evening:

Listen live to our NYPD Citywide feed of the protests Block Entrance To The Lincoln Tunnel. http://t.co/ePwAJarmd7 pic.twitter.com/MKcn429jtO — NYC Fire Wire (@NYCFireWire) November 26, 2014

In Manhattan, about 1,000 protesters walked north up Fifth Avenue:

And this was the scene at the Williamsburg Bridge:

Earlier in the day, more than a dozen City Council members walked out on their chambers in protest of the non-indictment, according to NY1.

Here's video of FDR Drive near 20th Street where protests were blocking traffic:

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