(6 Dec 2011)
1. Wide of march
2. Close-up banner
3. Demonstrators marching
4. Close-up of demonstrators marching arm in arm with red flags
5. Students marching with demonstrators throwing rocks
6. Fire bomb exploding by police near parliament
7. Molotov cocktails going off near police at parliament
8. Zoom in on line of riot police
9. Police with fires burning
10. Protesters rocking police barricade
11. Police outside parliament
12. Protesters and photographers
13. Police under barrage
14. Various of protesters throwing missiles
STORYLINE:
Scores of protesting high school students clashed with police on Tuesday during a rally to mark the third anniversary of the fatal police shooting of a teenager in central Athens.
Police used a small amount of tear gas to disperse the youths, after the protesters used at least two petrol bombs. No arrests were reported in the capital.
The death of 15-year-old Alexis Grigoropoulos on December 6, 2008 sparked two weeks of the worst rioting the country has seen in decades.
On Tuesday, youth hurled rocks, bottles and oranges at police outside Parliament and smashed a nearby store front. Earlier, another group of teenagers attacked a suburban police station with rocks and bottles.
Some 5,000 police were on duty in Athens for the rallies, set to continue throughout the day.
Violence was also reported in Greece's second-largest city, Thessaloniki, where police detained two people after a crowd of youths threw rocks at a government building.
Last year, a court sentenced a police officer to life in prison for Grigoropoulos' death, and a second officer to 10 years.
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