Hundreds rally in Honolulu for Breonna Taylor

About 500 people participated in a peaceful protest march for Breonna Taylor, an African American emergency medical technician who was fatally shot by Louisville Metro Police Department under a no-knock warrant. The protest began at Ala Moana Regional Park and ended at the State Capitol. At Ala Moana Regional Park, Shayna Lonoaea-Alexander listens to speakers while wearing a Black Lives Matter T-shirt.

Erika Warner holds her sign during Sunday's rally.

Protesters begin their trek to the Capitol from Ala Moana Regional Park on Sunday.

HPD officers walked alongside protesters on Kamakee Street.

Marchers cross Ala Moana Boulevard and head onto Kamakee Street.

Marchers file past the old Honolulu Advertiser building at Kapiolani Boulevard and South Street.

Jade Rhodes displays a sign with the names of victims during an eight-minute period of silence held for Breonna Taylor.

Protesters raised their fists in the air at the Capitol on Sunday.

Destiny Sharion addressed the crowd at the Capitol.

Protesters made their way to the State Capitol.

Sunday's protest began at Ala Moana Regional Park and ended at the State Capitol.

Alyssa Yost holds her sign during Sunday's rally.

Destiny Sharion uses a megaphone to lead the crowd on Sunday.

Indiya "Temple Divine" Frazier, with glasses, gets a hug from Zarqui Edwards at the end of the protest rally at the Capitol.

Organizer Ashley Dee leads the crowd at the Capitol.

Sunday's rally ended at the State Capitol where protesters gathered.

Protest participants called out, "no justice, no Peace, prosecute police" and "we won't stop until there's no killer cops."