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US: Minneapolis Protests Turned Violent with Loots

The death of African-American George Floyd in Minneapolis, when a white police officer held him keen pinned for a longer time, triggered protests in the last two days. Now they turned deadly and violent and the damage done by them overnight is really big.

People were seen looting stores like Target and the videos show how the locals burnt down many buildings with fire and how many others were seen opening the lockers with their face masks on.

A drive-thru video on Minneapolis streets appeared like chaos with all the buildings on fire and smoke everywhere.

The protests turned violent overnight and there is a video where a white woman in a wheelchair trying to stop the looters at Target supermarket and is been attacked.

The four officers involved in George Floyd’s death were terminated from the service, while the further investigation revealed that the officer who knee-pinned the victim, had three or more such forced incidents and had been part of several other shootings by police.

This post was last modified on 29 May 2020 2:32 am

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