Meanwhile, in Seattle. Police use tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters

Released body cam video fatal #shooting, Rayshard Brooks, a 27-year-old black man, was gunned down by Atlanta police after a scuffle with officers in the parking lot of a Wendy's.

Armed Fleeing Suspect Tries To Carjack A Driver After He Crashes His Car During Police Chase

Atlanta Fire Department is working to put out the flames.

Atlanta police Officer Garrett Rolfe, left, has been fired while Officer Devin Bronsan has been reassigned following the death of Rayshard Brooks. The fired officer was identified as Garrett Rolfe, who had been with the Atlanta Police Department since 2013. The second officer, identified as Devin Bronsan, was placed on administrative duty, according to the report. Bronsan has been with the department since 2018. The GBI is investigating an OIS involving one male subject & Atlanta Police Officers. Read press release. Word of the personnel moves came shortly after midnight Sunday, following hours of unrest in Atlanta on Saturday in reaction to the news of Brooks’ death. The violence included the torching of the Wendy’s hamburger restaurant, where Brooks was shot in the parking lot after grabbing an officer’s stun gun following a struggle. Protesters also blocked traffic on a nearby interstate.

#Meanwhile in Kazakhstan ... 😂 #WTF?

Tonight In Atlanta, a #SWAT team was deployed to disperse protests.

A U.S. Border Patrol agent on duty in a remote part of New Mexico was found dead last week, federal authorities confirmed Saturday. The body of the agent, identified as Johan Mordan, 26, was found “unresponsive lying on a trail” during a search that was launched after Customs and Border Protection officials lost communications with him. An autopsy will determine the cause of death, CBP officials said. Mordan was working in Hidalgo County, in an area known as the “boot heel” of New Mexico. He had been with the agency since July 2019, and worked out of the Lordsburg Station, officials said in a statement. CBP Acting Commissioner Mark Morgan announced the death in a Twitter message. “It is with great sadness that we mourn the loss," Morgan wrote, adding that the agent had "served his country and community with honor." Mordan’s death was the second this year in the CBP’s El Paso sector. In January, Border Patrol agent Alfredo Nino, 48, was found dead in Animas. #RIP

Amazon is considering removing the TV show “The Dukes of Hazzard” from its online streaming services, according to Bloomberg. The news outlet reports that a person familiar with the matter said it’s a part of a broader review of content for potentially offensive material. The popular series first aired in the 1970s and featured a car with a large confederate flag on the roof, which was nicknamed the General Lee. Other shows and movies have also come under scrutiny in wake of recent protests for racial injustice and police brutality, including “Gone With the Wind.” HBO chose to remove that film this week until it can return with historical context. #facepalm

Meanwhile, somewhere in Ukraine

Meanwhile, in Paris, France. Riot police use tear gas, rubber bullets against BLM protesters.

#Coronavirus in the USA

Scenes from the Chaz. Am not impressed

Wendy's right now