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Donald Trump rushed to ‘terror attack’ bunker as violent George Floyd riots rage near White House
Donald Trump rushed to ‘terror attack’ bunker as violent George Floyd riots rage near White House WorldViralMedia 8 Views • 5 years ago

More than 50 Secret Service agents have been injured during ugly clashes outside the White House on a sixth night of violence sparked by the death of George Floyd.

The attacks came after President Trump was reportedly moved to a secure bunker usually used during terror attacks as heated protests escalated across Washington D.C.

Agents rushed Trump to the Presidential Emergency Operations Center as they were nervous for his safety, the New York Times reported.

A senior official involved in defending Washington D.C. later told Fox News dozens of Secret Service officers were injured in clashes on Sunday night.

The source also claimed some rioters were seen throwing bottles and Molotov cocktails at law enforcement officers.

Others were spotted parking cars near the 'President's Palace' filled with incendiary materials for future use, Fox News reported it was told.

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Nationwide Protests Lead To Unrest In Dozens Of Cities Across America | TODAY
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Mayhem and mass protests over the death of George Floyd continued into a sixth night in dozens of cities across America. In Louisville, a man was killed in a shooting, and the National Guard has been activated in more than a dozen states. TODAY’s Craig Melvin reports from Lafayette Park, near the White House.
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Nationwide Protests Lead To Unrest In Dozens Of Cities Across America | TODAY

Trump mobilizing 'heavily armed' military to stop protests
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The president said he would deploy the United States Army if governors failed to use the National Guard more forcefully amid protests. READ MORE: https://abcn.ws/372irfP

In a dramatic escalation of a national crisis, National Guard troops were deployed near the White House Monday evening hours after President Donald Trump said he wanted a military show of force against violent protests gripping the country.

Shortly after, Trump came to the White House Rose Garden to call himself the "law and order" president, saying "domestic terrorism" was to blame for the unrest.

"As we speak, I am dispatching thousands and thousands of heavily armed soldiers, military personnel, and law enforcement officers to stop the rioting, looting, vandalism, assaults, and the wanton destruction of property," he said. "We will end it now."

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U.S. cities see more protests, violent unrest over George Floyd's death
U.S. cities see more protests, violent unrest over George Floyd's death WorldViralMedia 7 Views • 5 years ago

Protests in Minneapolis and elsewhere continue, as cries to prosecute the other three police officers at the scene during the death of George Floyd continue. There is a growing memorial for Floyd at the corner where he was pinned down by police until he reportedly stopped breathing.

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Scenes from protests, riots across the U.S. after killing of George Floyd
Scenes from protests, riots across the U.S. after killing of George Floyd WorldViralMedia 10 Views • 5 years ago

Cities across America are reeling from a weekend of unrest during protests that erupted after George Floyd died during an arrest in Minneapolis. The unarmed black man died after a white Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck for nearly nine minutes despite cries from Floyd that he could not breathe.

Hundreds of people were arrested over the weekend as protesters and police clashed in cities across America after the killing of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, at the hands of Minneapolis police sparked more than 100 protests, rallies and vigils, according to NBC News.

Mayors of major cities from Los Angeles to Philadelphia to Atlanta imposed curfews and at least 12 states, as well as Washington, D.C., activated National Guard troops in an effort to keep the peace, but protests in several cities descended into violence again as tensions boiled over.

Derek Chauvin, the officer filmed kneeling on Floyd’s neck, was arrested and charged with murder and manslaughter.

The social unrest over police brutality comes in the midst of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, which has killed more than 100,000 Americans and led to the worst unemployment since the Great Depression. The unemployment rate hit 14.7% in April, a post-WWII record, and is likely to rise above 20%.

The black community has been hit disproportionately hard by Covid-19. Nearly 23% of all deaths from the pandemic are African American even though black people make up about 13% of the U.S. population, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Police In Riot Gear Clash With Protesters Defying Curfew In Brooklyn | NBC News
Police In Riot Gear Clash With Protesters Defying Curfew In Brooklyn | NBC News WorldViralMedia 10 Views • 5 years ago

Police in riot gear charged into a crowd of about 1,000 protesters in New York City's Brooklyn borough late Wednesday. Police clubbed demonstrators despite the fact that the protest had been peaceful up until that point, according to eyewitnesses.
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