(Dan Tri) – The protest movement supporting the rights of people of color has spread across the United States and violence has occurred in some places when people attacked police stations, the Supreme Court, and other agencies.
USA: Protesters attacked a series of public agencies
The tense atmosphere is escalating in the United States as the protest movement in support of black people spreads to states and cities.
This movement originated from protests demanding the rights of black people George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota – who died after white police officer Derek Chauvin used his knee to choke his neck on May 25.
However, the move to arrest Chauvin has not been able to appease the anger of protesters.
Protesters ignored the curfew issued by the Minneapolis government yesterday, resisted the National Guard and continued to burn.
Sources familiar with the matter told AP that the Pentagon is ready to send military police to Minneapolis to help restore order in the city.
The last time the White House activated similar orders was in 1992 during the riots in Los Angeles, California, according to Dailymail.
The vehicle was burned during the riot on May 29 in Minneapolis.
In Detroit, Michigan, a shooting at protesters occurred, leading to at least one death.
Protesters in Detroit surround police cars.
Detroit police wearing protective gear observed the situation.
In New York, nearly 200 people were arrested in Brooklyn after a group of protesters set fire to police cars and tried to break into the 79th precinct police station in Bedford-Stuyvesant on May 29.
In Denver, Colorado, a group of protesters attacked the Supreme Court building, according to local media.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp on May 30 activated the National Guard unit and declared a state of emergency when the protests were degenerating into violence and theft.
CNN news headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia also became the target of attack and vandalism by protesters on May 29.
Police car burned in Atlanta.
US special forces set up a fence in front of the White House when protesters in Washington DC showed signs of losing control.
Protesters clashed with special forces outside the White House area.
Police tried to control protesters outside the White House.
In Louisville, Kentucky, protests lasted into the second night and riot police were dispatched to the room to prevent tensions from escalating out of control.
Police arrest protesters in Los Angeles, California.
Armed protesters in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Tear gas was sprayed at protesters in front of a police headquarters in Charlotte.
In Portland, Oregon, protesters started a fire in the building that houses the county sheriff’s office.
Protesters set up a fence near City Hall in Oakland, California.
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