Protesters jam Wisconsin Capitol after unarmed teen shot dead by cop

MADISON, Wis. -- Protesters have jammed the Wisconsin Capitol to demonstrate against a white police officer who killed a unarmed black man.

Scores of protesters, including many area high school students who skipped class, stood shoulder-to-shoulder in the rotunda as well as on the first and second floors.

They chanted "Stand up, fight back, no more black men under attack" and "indict, convict, send those killer cops to jail - the whole damn system is guilty as hell."

Madison Officer Matt Kenny shot 19-year-old Tony Robinson on Friday. Kenny was responding to a call of a man jumping in and out of traffic after assaulting someone. Kenny broke into the apartment where Robinson had gone - police said he heard a disturbance inside - and shot Robinson during a confrontation.

So far, the people in Madison have heeded the police department's call for calm, but emotions are still raw, reported CBS News correspondent Dean Reynolds.

Hundreds responded to Robinson's death Sunday night with a peaceful prayer vigil, remembering the teen just steps from where he was fatally gunned down.