Shortly after the march ended protesters gathered outside a downtown McDonald's a few blocks away for a rally led by Jose Bove, a radical French farmer who grabbed international attention this summer after being arrested for trying to dismantle a McDonald's in France. Then Bove held up a slab of his French Roquefort cheese, broke it and shared it with the other farmers. It was during that rally that a group of protesters in ski masks and bandanas vandalized McDonald's. One person was arrested for breaking the window. At least six other protesters have been arrested so far for various acts.
Protesters say they are going out of their way to be non-violent.
But the week is still young and many more are sure to be arrested. The Web Copyright 2000 ABC News Internet Ventures.