Minneapolis Police arrest protesters in Downtown Minneapolis
Police move in to make arrests of about a dozen after a large downtown Minneapolis march seeking justice for Jacob Blake.
Police move in to make arrests of about a dozen after a large downtown Minneapolis march seeking justice for Jacob Blake.
The Mississippi River in Downtown Minneapolis United States Post Office, Hennepin Ave Bridge and United States Federal Reserve also pictured.
The former Pillsbury mills on the Mississippi River near downtown Minneapolis.
A “Heroes work here” sign at the Main Post Office in Downtown Minneapolis.
Throughout the summer “Hot Rodders” were gathering at intersections and doing burn outs. One such instance occurred outside the Minneapolis Police 1st Precinct.
Minneapolis Police 1st Precinct police station located at 19 N 4th St in downtown Minneapolis.
Graffiti on a building in downtown Minneapolis.
A Minneapolis Police mobile camera setup around the corner from the Minneapolis Police First Precinct police station.
Twitter billboard in downtown Minneapolis displaying a tweet reading “Protesters aren’t trying to start a race war – we’re trying to end one.”.
The Minneapolis Police First Precinct police station in downtown Minneapolis barricaded with concrete blocks
Graffiti on the Hennepin County Medical Examiner building near downtown Minneapolis. Graffiti reads “Abolish the police” and “AutoZone them again” (referring to the burning of the AutoZone building that was the first building burned during 2020 riots).
Graffiti outside the Federal Courthouse in downtown Minneapolis that reads “ACAB” and “FUCK 12”.
Graffiti on the grounds and windows of the Federal Courthouse in downtown Minneapolis. Graffiti reads “Burn This”, “ACAB”, “FUCK 12”.
“Everybody hates the police” written on the windows of a downtown Minneapolis building.
“Graffiti = A Voice” written on concrete barricades in Downtown Minneapolis.
Graffiti on the Minnesota Vikings ship outside of US Bank Stadium prior to playing the Washington Redskins.
Stolen Land, Housing is a human right, end America written on the side of the Hennepin County Medical Center.
“Still time to riot” written on the side of US Bank Stadium in Downtown Minneapolis.
ACAB graffiti on the Federal Courthouse in downtown Minneapolis.
Graffiti outside and on the windows of the Federal Courthouse in downtown Minneapolis.