SCHUYLER, N.Y. - Two demonstrations took place on Route 5 in Schuyler Wednesday night. A rally for President Trump, Claudia Tenney, and law enforcement. The other was a rally to support the Black Lives Matter movements.

The rallies took place in front of Dave's Diner.

One group, holding Trump and Tenney signs along with back the blue signs along with American flags.

The other group, holding signs as well, chanting "Black Lives Matter."

Organizers from both sides say they came out to show support for what they believe in.

"We're here to celebrate America, we're here to celebrate the freedoms that America was founded upon, we're appreciating that we live in this country and were born in this country," Martin Droz, an organizer for the Pro-Trump rally.

"We came out here and showed them Black Lives Matter and we don't care what they say," Abdullah Williams, an organizer for the Black Lives Matter rally said. "When we say Black lives matter, that is everybody matters to be honest."

While NEWSChannel 2 was at the rallies and heard arguments between the two sides that got personal.

State police were seen escorting someone away from the scene.

NEWChannel 2 has received conflicting reports of what happened.

Trooper Jack Keller says  police investigated an alleged altercation. He says several witnesses were interviewed and say nothing happened. Others say there was an incident.

Keller says the alleged victim would not cooperate with police.