KENOSHA, Wis. — The city of Kenosha is bracing for possible civil unrest when the district attorney announces their decision on whether or not to file charges in the Jacob Blake officer shooting. On Sunday, the Kenosha Police Department issued a statement that said they are prepared to take extra measures to ensure safety. In August, cellphone video captured the moment Kenosha police Officer Rusten Sheskey shot Blake in the back seven times, leaving him paralyzed. Outrage on the shooting sparked days of unrest in Kenosha, curfews and property damage. Two protesters were fatally shot. Kyle Rittenhouse, 17, of Antioch, Illinois, has been charged in connection with the shootings.

Meanwhile, in Kenosha -- New this morning: Crews are shutting down streets in Kenosha as we speak. This is near the Kenosha County Courthouse. The road closures look very similar to what they had in place back in August/late September. Last time in Kenosha, the rioters torched a number of parked City trucks and used gasoline to start the fires.

Canada -- Quebec artist Timothee de Sandro's snow sculpture for George Floyd was vandalized.

DC already has extremely strict concealed carry laws and a ban on guns at protests, but something new is that they’re posting signs now banning firearms within 1000 feet of where the January 6 pro-Trump event will be from the 4th to the 7th.

NY -- Reports that a black Tesla with Nevada plates has a battery wired up to a propane tank in the parking garage in Queens Mall, vehicle entered the garage around 2am.

NYPD: The suspicious vehicle at the Queens Place Mall has been deemed a hoax device. The investigation will be ongoing. While clearing the area, ESU rescued this husky who was trapped inside of the vehicle, and K9 Detective Collins provided some #K9 care.