Chile's President Sebastian Pinera declared a state of emergency in the capital Santiago on Saturday when the city descended into chaos amid riots that left a downtown building engulfed in flames and its metro system shuttered. Black-hooded protesters, enraged by recent fare hikes on public transportation lit fires at several metro stations, looted shops, burned a public bus and swung metal pipes at train station turnstiles during Friday's afternoon commute, according to witnesses, social media and television footage. Pinera spoke to the nation in the early hours of Saturday, declaring an emergency lockdown as sirens filled the night air downtown, and police and firefighters rushed to contain the damage. 🔥

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Question Raised Over the State of the Police Force

Photo shows how a police arrested a protester earlier.

Example #1: 17:51 Nathan Road, Prince Edward

According to a reporter, a riot police fell on the ground and were laughed at by the onlookers.

The police was allegedly offended and raised orange and black flags in an empty street.

Example #n2: 17:59 Prince Edward

A riot police had difficulty in controlling himself. The voluntary group "Protect the Children" urged the police to stay restrained, as there were only a few people left on the street.

The police rhetorically asked “how can I stay calm?”

Source: Apple Daily

Devastating aerial footage shows destruction caused by tornado that struck Dallas without warning as storms swept through area killing one and rescue crews search through the rubble left behind. Rescue crews are searching through the rubble of homes and businesses torn apart by a tornado that ripped through the Dallas area without warning as one person has been confirmed dead in Arkansas after the storm moved to the northeast. The tornado struck Dallas at about 9pm on Sunday night with devastating 111mph winds. Devastating aerial footage has since emerged showing the destruction caused by the storm. There were no reports of fatalities in Texas early Monday morning but search crews say multiple people were hospitalized for injuries. Tens of thousands of people were without electricity following the storm. One person died in northwest Arkansas when a tree fell on a home in Rogers, about 300 miles northeast of Dallas. 🌪😱