Charlottesville white nationalist rally, police say. White nationalists clashed with counter protesters before police moved in and dispersed the crowd at a demonstration in downtown Charlottesville, Virginia. Alt right activists and white supremacists planned to protest the citys decision to remove a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee from the citys Emancipation Park. Virginia State Police said Saturday night that three people had been arrested in connection to the rally. Troy Dunigan, 2. 1, of Chattanooga, Tenn., was charged with disorderly conduct Jacob L. Smith, 2. 1, of Louisa, Va., was charged with misdemeanor assault and battery and James M. Gomez Addams the head of the household, as long as its okay with Morticia. Independently wealthy allowing him to spend his time enjoying all sorts of activities. Service Manual Nissan Primera P10 Wagon there. N Grant St Little Rock, AR 72207 5016663333 8006663333 commentstiptonhurst. Tipton Hurst. OBrien, 4. Gainesville, Fla., was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, Virginia State Police said. Virginia Gov. Terry Mc. Auliffe declared a state of emergency in the city to aid in the local response. He blamed mostly out of state protesters for the violence and clashes. I am disgusted by the hatred, bigotry and violence these protesters have brought to our state over the past 2. Mc. Auliffe said in a statement. He said state troopers and the Virginia National Guard were providing support to local authorities. The violence didnt die down even after police attempted to clear the area. A car struck several people, resulting in multiple injuries. In a tweet, President Trump said Americans must condemn all that hate stands for, saying there is no place for violence in America. After a series of earlier confrontations in Emancipation Park, police declared the assembly unlawful and officers in riot gear began to clear the area shortly after noon. The crowd quickly dispersed and police cleared the area, which had earlier been the site of aggressive clashes. Jason Kessler, the organizer behind the Unite the Right rally, told CBS News he plans to sue the city for violating a court order permitting the rally to be held in the park. Our First Amendment rights were violated today, Kessler said by phone. He said the city of Charlottesville and Mc. Auliffe violated the court ruling because they didnt like the outcome. Some protesters who came for the Unite the Right rally were armed and dressed in military like clothing, while others wore shirts with Nazi symbols and quotes from Adolf Hitler. Another read diversity is just a genocidal scam. The protest turned violent well ahead of the rallys official noon start time. At least two people were treated for serious but non life threatening emergencies from altercations by 1. Counter protesters flooded the area to square off with the group of alt right activists and white supremacists. Police deployed tear gas against the crowd shortly before 1. A man is down during a clash between members of white nationalist protesters and a group of counter protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, Aug. Joshua Roberts Reuters. Members of Congress largely condemned the rally, with House Speaker Paul Ryan denouncing the spectacle as repugnant, calling on Americans to unite against hate. First lady Melania Trump tweeted that no good comes from violence. Saturdays confrontation came after a large group of torch bearing white nationalists marched through the University of Virginia UVA campus Friday night, after a judge issued a ruling allowing Saturdays protest to move forward. UVA cancelled all scheduled events planned for Saturday citing ongoing public safety concerns, but announced that the colleges medical center would remain open. The University is monitoring the developments in Charlottesville and continues to coordinate with state and local law enforcement, the school said in a statement. A police cruiser shown amid protests and counter demonstrators descended on the small city of Charlottesville, Virginia, Saturday. Twitter Preston Willett, WCAV. Since Thursday, organizers of the rally has been involved in a legal battle regarding the place of this protest. Citing crowd safety concerns, the city of Charlottesville approved a protest permit earlier this week for the event to specifically be held in a different larger park instead of the smaller Emancipation Park where the Lee statue stands. Late Friday night, a U. S. district court judge in Charlottesville agreed. In the ruling, Judge Glen E. Conrad said the citys 1. Kesslers speech rather than other neutral factors. Kessler was represented by the American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia and the Rutherford Institute. Several alt right members were invited to speak at the rally including white nationalist Richard Spencer. Many credit Spencer with popularizing the term alt right as he garnered national media attention after being heard shouting Hail Trump at a white nationalist convention in Washington, D. C., and later, being punched in the face on Inauguration Day while giving an interview. Teresa Sullivan, UVAs president, denounced the march in a statement issued Friday. I am deeply saddened and disturbed by the hateful behavior displayed by torch bearing protesters that marched on our Grounds this evening, she said. The violence displayed on Grounds is intolerable and is entirely inconsistent with the Universitys values. Bo Erickson, Justin Carissimo, Kathryn Watson, Paula Reid and Stefan Becket contributed to this report.