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Aerial footage shows thousands of people gathered in London's Parliament Square to protest against George Floyd's death and police brutality
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Man shows up to anti-white Toronto BLM protest in blackface. That's a legendary move. @ProudBoysCanada.
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Meanwhile, in CA a few thousand people gathered Saturday morning at the heart of Simi Valley, joining the chorus of demonstrations against police brutality in the region and nation. The group of peaceful protesters stood on the sidewalks at all four intersections of Sycamore Drive and Cochran Street beginning at about 10 a.m. before many began marching on the sidewalk down Cochran toward City Hall. A heavy police presence blanketed the city, site of the 1992 verdicts in the Rodney King beating case, which set off widespread rioting. At least two exits on Hwy 118 were closed and police could be seen on nearby streets though not directly near demonstrators.
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There are at least 6,000 protesters marching throughout Washington D.C. Saturday, according to a tweet from the Washington D.C. Police Traffic tracker. Temperatures in the 90s have not deterred thousands from descending on the nation's capital to protest police brutality and the death of George Floyd. The police department city has closed numerous streets for the "First Amendment demonstrations."
A county sheriff says two members of the โ€œboogalooโ€ extremist group have been charged with inciting a riot at a May 30 George Floyd protest in a South Carolina city. Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott announced the charges had been brought against Kevin Ackley, 22, and Joshua Barnard, 24, according to reports. The protest took place in Columbia, the state capital. Ackley was charged with instigating a riot by throwing a water bottle at law enforcement officers, WIS-TV reported. His arrest was announced Friday. Barnard was also charged with breaking into a motor vehicle, looting and larceny in addition to the inciting a riot charge, the station reported. His arrest was announced Thursday. Authorities say the boogaloos are right-wing extremists bent on starting a civil war. They often wear Hawaiian shirts. Deputies said Ackley and Barnard were in possession of Hawaiian shirts when they were arrested. Ackley was also in possession of a boogaloo flag, they said.
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Aftermath of Minneapolis. And itโ€™s not over yet!
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Warning, graphic content: An NYPD officer was stabbed in NYC in what is described as a possible terrorist attack. The NYPD has released a video of what they're describing as a "planned assassination attempt" Wednesday on one of their officers who was on anti-looting patrol in Brooklyn. "Earlier this week, 1 of our officers was stabbed in the neck without warning while protecting NYers," the NYPD tweeted on Saturday. "This was not a chance encounterโ€”it was a planned assassination attempt on an #NYPD police officer. It's only by sheer luck that this didn't have a drastically different outcome."
An Atlanta Police car burns as people protest against the death of George Floyd near CNN Center in Atlanta, Georgia, May 29, 2020. REUTERS/Dustin Chambers
A protester and a police officer clash near Downing Street during a "Black Lives Matter" protest in London, Britain, June 3, 2020. Tens of thousands of people chanting "no justice, no peace, no racist police" marched through central London to protest against racism after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. REUTERS/Toby Melville
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A GOP congressional candidate is accusing Facebook of "censorship" after the social media giant took down a campaign video that shows her holding an AR-15 rifle and warning Antifa to "stay the hell out of northwest Georgia." Marjorie Greene, a businesswoman running in Georgia's 14th District, posted the ad on Facebook Tuesday. By Thursday, Facebook told her campaign the video was coming down because it violated company policies against promoting the use of firearms. The video is still running on Twitter, and Greene has bought air time to run the ad on broadcast and cable TV in advance of the Tuesday primary. "Facebook lets Antifa organize terrorist attacks on America and allows videos of innocent Americans being brutally attacked, but pulls my post down," she told Fox News. "America is a country of law and order -- not anarchy. Telling Antifa thugs to stay out of northwest Georgia is not a violation of Facebook."
A statue of Britain's most renowned leader Winston Churchill has been vandalized in London as protesters turned out to speak against racism. The vandalism came on the anniversary of D-Day when allied forces -- partially led by Churchill -- stormed the beaches of Normandy during World War II. Footage online showed the bottom of the statue bearing neon green graffiti that read "ACAB," which stands for "all cops are b-------." While it's unclear who the perpetrator was, many blamed the protesters and called out the police for not doing more to protect the statue. Police eventually surrounded the statue in an apparent attempt to protect it from further defacement in Parliament Square, where thousands of protesters had gathered, according to The Sun.