Muzaffarnagar Riots: Riots fixed, Arrests fixeed too

In a debate moderated by TIMES NOW's Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami, panelists -- Dr Sambit Patra, National Spokesperson, BJP; Prafulla Ketkar, Editor, Organiser; Manjit Singh GK, President, Delhi Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee; Jaiveer Shergill, Advocate, Supreme Court & Media Panelist, Congress; Gaurav Bhatia, Natl President, Legal Wing, & Spokesperson, SP; Prof Kamal Mitra Chenoy, Professor, Centre for Comparative Politics & Political Theory, JNU; Prof Pravin Mishra, Member, Jansangharsh Manch; and R Rajagopalan, Senior Journalist -- discuss PM Narendra Modi hitting back at Congress by raking up the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, for its attack on his government over 'growing intolerance', Congress then targeting the PM over the 2002 Gujarat riots, Congress President Sonia Gandhi taking the fight to the President, and whether riots versus riots is any resolution to the intolerance debate.

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Dehli Riots- Local People Shows Unity after Riots

05.30.2020 | 6:00 PM | LOS ANGELES - Protests turned into riots with officers being attacked and cars being lit ablaze along with rampant looting, Saturday evening.

Protests got unruly and turned into riots with officers being attacked and cars being set on fire in downtown near the intersection of Imperial and Normandie around 6:00 PM.

Officers from throughout the city and county responded to help push back the thousands of protesters who were pelting officers with rocks and bottles and settings vehicles on fire.

Multiple patrol vehicles were destroyed and fires continued to erupt as the night progressed.

As the riots continued individuals could be seen looting businesses and fleeing with merchandise.

Dozens, possibly hundreds, of arrests were made during unrest that continued into Sunday morning.

The National Guard is responding and a citywide curfew is in place while authorities attempt quell the unrest.

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The 11 p.m. update on protesters in downtown Grand Rapids. (May 30, 2020)

CNN's Nick Valencia reports live from inside the CNN Center in Atlanta where demonstrations over the killing of George Floyd have turned violent.

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Several Seattle police and city vehicles were set on fire during violent and chaotic protests after a rally for George Floyd on Saturday.

President Donald Trump speaks about the protests over the death of George Floyd from the White House, threatening to mobilize the US military to end the "riots and lawlessness."

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Protests over the death of George Floyd erupt as protesters light fires and clash with police on May 29, 2020 in Denver, Colorado.
Shot Description

00:00 - Protesters surround the Denver capitol building as police throw flashbangs.

00:21 - Protesters throw gas canisters fired by police back at them as the scene heats up.

01:03 - Protesters in front of the capitol building flee police.

02:37 - Protesters vandalize a monument shortly before a flashbang goes off.

02:59 - Police shoot gas canisters as they drive by, dispersing a crowd.

03:55 - Protesters set fire to a monument and there's an explosion.

04:13 - Protesters flee police near the burning monument.

04:26 - Scene with capitol building in background as a monument burns and gas is fired by police.

04:41 - Protesters scream "no justice, no peace" in front of Denver capitol building.

05:04 - Protester in vehicle with megaphone rallies protesters in front of capitol building.

05:30 - Protesters heckle police as firefighters put out nearby fire.

05:52 - Police reinforcements arrive in numbers. Police sirens blaring.

06:10 - Various shots of protesters chanting.

06:41 - Riot police stand guard at an intersection as protesters walk buy. Capitol building in the background.

06:52 - Another wide shot of police in riot gear with capitol building in background.

07:09 - Closeup of police in riot gear with capitol in background, with radio chatter on protester movements clearly audible.

07:23 - A group of bikers rev and wheelie past protesters and police.

Domestic terrorists are well organized and have placed large piles of bricks at numerous protest sites to enable rioters and looters! Found these videos on Instagram, there's several more videos and pictures from various cities showing bricks placed near protest sites. Whoever the domestic enemies are who did this, they need to be outed and arrested!

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Videos of the Minneapolis protests.

Videos include
- Protests outside the Minneapolis Police Department with police on the roof of the building holding guns.
- A young woman chanting "I can't breathe".
- A few videos of people giving speeches using a microphone
- A woman speaking
- A very large group of protesters saying "I can't breathe"
- Several videos of people looting a gas station including a shot from inside

Protests continue in Washington, D.C. over the killing of George Floyd. Meanwhile, President Trump continues to clash with Mayor Muriel Bowser over the use of federal troops in the city. CBS News Washington correspondent Natalie Brand joins CBSN from the White House.