cardiff Hundreds of people join Black Lives Matter protest in Cardiff They joined thousands across the UK in solidarity with those in the US protesting about the death of George Floyd sf Luxury goods looting in San Fransisco elliot "The streets became unsafe because the cops made them so" Evren Wilder Elliott - My feet hurt. My brain is scrambled. I am not home, but I am now safe in an apartment downtown. Running around all night treating person after person. Treating small children who were gassed by cops. Young people lost and scared and having asthma attacks. One man who was shot by a live round. So many people just terrified. They fired on peaceful protesters, yet again. Cops antagonized and herded people into harm's way. They fired teargas canisters on our medic stations repeatedly. One was launched directly at me as I was running to go give someone care, even though I was clearly marked as a street medic with a huge yellow cross on my chest. This was right before a woman came running at us with her infant, desperate to get literally anywhere away from the gas that kept coming and coming. This is why things get broken. Because a mother finds herself cornered by cops with teargas and her screaming baby in her arms, and the door in front of her is locked but can be shattered. Don't let anyone who wasn't here say a single word about what people should or should not have done these past few days. The streets became unsafe because the cops made them so. flint Flint-area police join protesters marching to seek justice for George Floyd After more than two hours, the march was led to the Flint Township Police Department, where protesters were met with a line of Flint Township officers and Genesee County Sheriff’s deputies wearing riot gear and holding batons. Protesters initially sat down to show their peace, and after conversations sparked between police and protesters, common ground was found. High-fives, hugs and fist bumps were exchanged. Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson took his helmet off and put his baton on the ground as a sign of peace. Swanson and other Flint-area police officers ultimately joined the march, which continued back past the Genesee Valley Mall onto Miller Road to the Target parking lot. roundup “Unarmed. And dead. TRAYVON MARTIN (Walking home with iced tea and Skittles. Shot by George Zimmerman , who was found not guilty.) KEITH SCOTT (Sitting in car, reading. Shot by police officer, who was not charged.) ATATIANA JEFFERSON (Looking out her window, shot by police officer, who is still under indictment for murder.) JONATHAN FERRELL (Asking for help after auto accident. Shot twelve times by police, case ended in mistrial.) JORDAN EDWARDS (Riding in a car. Shot in the back of the head by police officer, who was found guilty of murder.) STEPHON CLARK (Holdng a cel phone. Shot 8 times, 6 in the back. Officers not charged.) AMADOU DIALLO (While taking out wallet, officers fired 41 shots by four officers, who were all acquitted.) RENISHA MCBRIDE (Auto accident, knocked on door for help. Homeowner was found guilty of second-degree murder.) TAMIR RICE (Playing with toy gun, shot by police officer arriving on scene. Officer was not charged. SEAN BELL (Hosting a bachelor party, 50 rounds fired by police officers, who were found not guilty of charges.) WALTER SCOTT (Pulled over for brake light, shot in the back by police officer, who pleaded guilty to civil rights violations.) PHILANDO CASTILE (Pulled over in car, told officer he had a legally registered weapon in car. Officer acquitted of all charges.) AIYANA JONES (Sleeping, accidentally shot by officer in a raid on wrong apartment. Officer cleared of all charges.) TERRENCE CRUTCHER (Disabled vehicle, shot by police officer, who was found not guilty of manslaughter.) ALTON STERLING (Selling CDs, shot at close range while being arrested. No charges filed.) FREDDIE GRAY (Beaten to death by officers while being transported in police van. All officers involved were acquitted.) JOHN CRAWFORD (Shopping at WalMart, holding a BB gun on sale, police officer was not charged.) MICHAEL BROWN (Shot by twelve times by officer, including in the back. No charges filed.) JORDAN DAVIS (Killed because he was playing loud music. Shooter found guilty of first-degree murder.) SANDRA BLAND (Pulled over for traffic ticket, tasered and arrested. Suspicious “suicide” while in jail. No charges.) BOTHAM JEAN (Shot at home, which police officer mistook for her own. Officer found guilty of murder.) OSCAR GRANT (Handcuffed and face-down, officer shot him in the back. Officer found guilty of involuntary manslaughter.) COREY JONES (Waiting by his disabled vehicle, was shot three times by police officer, who was found guilty of murder.) AHMAUD AUBREY (Jogging, shot by two men who claimed they suspected him of burglaries. Both men charged with murder and aggravated assault” Chyna Smith

rumsfeld "looting and lawlessness ... is a natural consequence of the transition from a dictatorship to a free country" santa ana protest in Santa Ana - Fireworks are thrown at police as outrage continues after a Minnesota police officer killed George Floyd, an unarmed black man. texas Allen Gwinn: Target in Medallion Center boarded up in case tonight turns violent. Sad state of affairs. again Seattle police officer caught kneeling on the necks of multiple George Floyd protesters Video footage from a weekend of riots show one officer in Seattle using the same chokehold that led to George Floyd’s death on multiple protesters blind Police targeted journalists covering the George Floyd protests On Friday night, photojournalist Linda Tirado was shot in the eye by a rubber bullet while covering an anti-police brutality protest in Minneapolis — one of more than two dozen incidents of journalists experiencing violence while covering the recent demonstrations. Tirado says she’s permanently blind in her left eye. (She is thankful she uses her right eye to take photos, so the injury is not career-ending.)