About 1,500 teenagers, college students and workers singing "Let's drive out U.S. troops!" marched in the South Korean capital Wednesday to protest the deaths of two girls run over by a U.S. armored military vehicle.
Blood ran down one protester's face after marchers traded kicks and punches with riot police in a 10-minute scuffle.
Leaflets fluttering down from buildings in central Seoul demanded that Sgt. Mark Walker and Sgt. Fernando Nino, of the 2nd U.S. Infantry Division, be tried in a South Korean court.

The two American soldiers were on a training mission near the border with North Korea when their vehicle ran over Shim Mi-son and Shin Hyo-sun, 14-year-old girls who were on their way to a birthday party on June 13.

The U.S. military has apologized for the deaths and indicted Walker and Nino on charges of negligent homicide. It plans to try them in a U.S. military court.
During Wednesday's rally, organizers displayed photographs of the two teenagers' remains. Others carried "wanted" posters of Walker, and American flags with skulls drawn on them. Dozens of the marchers were teens in school uniforms.
more: [salon.com]