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Meanwhile, in North Carolina ... Loser detected!
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Former NYPD officer Dan Bongino reacts to riots erupting throughout major U.S. cities over George Floyd’s death on ‘Fox and Friends Weekend.
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American cities are spending Monday morning digging out from scenes of destruction after demonstrations against the police-involved death of George Floyd gave way to a fifth straight night of looting and rioting, resulting in another wave of arrests. As of Monday morning, at least 4,400 people have been taken into custody nationwide in relation to the chaos, according to an Associated Press tally. Meanwhile, countless more business owners whose livelihoods already have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic are finding their stores damaged and ransacked. “It's one of the most challenging times that I’ve seen in my 30 years of policing,” NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea on Monday after a night of looting in Manhattan’s Soho neighborhood left sidewalks outside high-end retail stores littered with debris and broken glass.
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Peaceful protests give way to violence in California cities
Jun. 01, 2020 - 3:20 - William La Jeunesse reports from outside vandalized stores in Santa Monica.
Jun. 01, 2020 - 3:20 - William La Jeunesse reports from outside vandalized stores in Santa Monica.
A Seattle police officer was seen on video pulling a fellow cop’s knee off the neck of a man who was being detained among a group of looters Saturday night. Crosscut journalist Matt McKnight captured the act as looters raided a T-Mobile store during demonstrations for George Floyd. The video shows looters streaming out of the store as police arrive on bicycles. Some looters are wrestled to the ground and detained as others continue running to escape police.
South Carolina man busted with gun, 70 rounds of ammo during anti-police brutality protest. A 19-year-old man was carrying a gun and 70 rounds of ammo when he was among 50 people arrested at protests over the weekend in Columbia, S.C., authorities said. Dominic Gladden, of St. Matthews, S.C., was arrested Sunday and charged with unlawfully carrying a pistol and illegal acts during a state of emergency, Columbia police said. “Gladden was among the crowd of agitators who refused to disperse once the curfew took effect at 6 p.m., Sunday,” police said in a news release. “Once in custody, the weapon and ammunition were found in a backpack he was carrying.”
A semitrailer sped toward a crowd of people protesting the death of George Floyd on Sunday on both lanes of the I-35W bridge in Minneapolis., video showed, in a harrowing series of events forcing the protesters to run for safety. The driver was later identified by the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office, as Bogdan Vechirko. Police said he's being held on suspicion of assault. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety [DPS] had previously announced he was arrested and taken to Hennepin Healthcare with non-life threatening injuries. Remarkably, DPS officials said it appeared none of the protesters was seriously injured. The Minnesota State Patrol said in a tweet that "disturbing actions" by Vechirko appeared deliberate, although it's still unclear if that was the case.
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How do peaceful protests become violent with people destroying their own cities?
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Body camera video from fired Atlanta Police Investigator Ivory Streeter's camera shows the arrest of two college students on May 30, 2020. He was fired for violating department policy, Atlanta's mayor said.
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American bullshit is becoming big in the Netherlands.
I guess we're due for another Dirty Black Summer.
I guess we're due for another Dirty Black Summer.