( CNN ) -- Protesters shut down a San Francisco subway station Monday , angry about a transit police officer shooting a drunk man at a station earlier this month . A group called `` No Justice , No BART '' -- which formed after the 2009 shooting of an unarmed passenger by a Bay Area Rapid Transit Police officer -- organized the spirited , albeit largely peaceful rally centered at the city 's Civic Center stop . That officer was eventually found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Oscar Grant 's death . The transit system , known in San Francisco as BART , said on its website that the more recent shooting occurred July 3 , after police dispatchers got a call about `` a drunk who was unsteady on his feet and in danger of falling off the platform . '' Two BART officers arrived on the scene at 9:45 p.m. And a minute later , the man -- later identified as 45-year-old Charles Hill -- was shot after a confrontation with police . The shooting victim was taken by paramedics to a local hospital , and pronounced dead later that night . In a subsequent statement , BART identified Hill as a `` suspect '' who is `` said to have had no known address . '' But the scores who attended Monday 's `` civil disturbance '' loudly voiced their view that the Hill was a victim , who died without just cause at the hands of a transit police officer . With a slew of reporters , photographers and cameramen in sight , the demonstrators packed a BART train . They reeled off a number of chants including `` No justice , no peace '' and `` Murderers , justice . '' The protest prompted the BART system to halt service in and out of its Civic Center stop , the agency announced in an alert . The 16th Street Mission station also closed down , while major delays were reported all around the city . No one has been charged in the shooting , which is the sixth in the system 's 40-year history , according to BART . Yet while there has been no admission of police wrongdoing , the San Francisco transit system has charged its `` first-ever Independent Police Auditor , '' according to a statement posted Monday on its website . Mark Smith -- who was hired in part to promote public confidence in BART in the wake of the 2009 shooting -- had been on the job for all of one week when Hill 's shooting occurred . `` It is a great relief that the independent auditor is in place to reassure the public that the investigation into the officer-involved shooting is conducted with the highest integrity and greatest level of transparency , '' BART board president Bob Franklin said .
A group called `` No Justice , No BART '' organizes a protest at a BART stop . They are angry about a BART officer 's fatal July 3 shooting of 45-year-old Charles Hill . No one has been charged in the shooting ; an `` independent auditor '' is investigating .