What do all these cities with the most riot damage have in common? Democratic Mayors, state Democratic Governors (except for non-state D.C.), and mostly Democratic District Attorneys, state Attorneys General, and Democratic Party controlled City Councils:
Minneapolis:
More than 400 businesses have been damaged with owners and insurance experts estimating rebuilding costs in the hundreds of millions of dollars range.
The city of Minneapolis has tallied at least $55 million in property damage and looting.
The city could also be on the hook for millions more if they lose the lawsuits filed against them.
Last month, Portland Police Deputy Chief Chris Davis blamed much of the violence on “agitator corps” hellbent on creating havoc and said “at least” 33 officers had been hurt. Many of the injuries came from items being thrown at them, including rocks, glass bottles, frozen water bottles, bricks and steel pellets from slingshots. On Aug. 8, an Oregon State Police trooper was struck by a large rock and suffered a head injury.
The police department’s $23 million figure on cost, which was last updated in early July and has likely gone up, includes $300,000 damage to public buildings, and $4.8 million in property damages to businesses.
The Chicago Sun-Times reported the Floyd protests caused more than $20 million in property damage.
So far, 31 law enforcement officials have been injured – 13 this week and 18 others in July
New York City:
Not only have more than 300 officers been injured, but the demonstrations have also cost the city $115 million
The nearly $1 million tab taxpayers will have to pick up for the vehicles is just a drop in the bucket.
WASHINGTON, D.C.
In the nation’s capital, costs from the protests have risen past $14.5 million.
The DCPD said there were 32 injury reports filed between June 30, 2020, and Aug. 4, 2020, which will likely bump up the financial damage related to the protests.
From police injuries to financial losses from looters, the aftermath from weeks of cross-country protests is bringing some cities to their knees.
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At least four black American men and one biracial woman have been killed in riots wreaking havoc on American cities over the last week.
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