Protests Are Starting Again In St. Louis After Cops Fatally Shot A Black Teenager

Weeks after protests over the shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown started to subside, police in another St. Louis suburb have reportedly shot and killed an 18-year-old black man at a gas station.

Information on the shooting is thin so far, but large crowds have already started to form at the scene in Berkeley, Missouri.

Police have not yet commented on the shooting and it's so far unclear why 18-year-old Antonio Martin was shot, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. It's also unclear whether or not Martin was armed.

Here's a look at the crowds forming at the Mobil gas station in Berkeley:

Current scene in #Berkeley 63134 police shooting of #Antonio Martin 18 Frost & Hanley pic.twitter.com/HxKT07uL2o

- Search4Swag (@search4swag) December 24, 2014

Police are trying to block our view of them placing #AntonioMartin's body in a SVU. People have broken through tape! pic.twitter.com/RpyFsqpdY0

- Charles Wade (@akacharleswade) December 24, 2014

#AntonioMartin mother is breaking down badly again. #AnthonyShahid and protesters with the family. pic.twitter.com/gpl4LZac17

- Charles Wade (@akacharleswade) December 24, 2014

BREAKiNG: St. Louis Area Police Murder Another Black Teen, #AntonioMartin - http://t.co/wnvJCjdhS9 | pic.twitter.com/STEesFCeXl

- Hive Communications (@HiveComm) December 24, 2014

A reporter for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes that a gun is at the scene with an evidence marker near it:

Black gun seen at scene where body was, with evidence marker next to it. pic.twitter.com/GABb3D2Mu9

- Valerie Schremp Hahn (@valeriehahn) December 24, 2014

More to come...