Riots
CHAOS: National Guard Called After Second Night of Rioting and Looting in Philadelphia
Just more mostly peaceful protests, nothing to see here…
Philadelphia is being ransacked for the second straight night following the death of Walter Wallace, who was shot and killed by police for refusing to put down a knife.
Tonight’s chaos has gotten so out of control that Democratic governor Tom Wolfe has deployed the National Guard. Several hundred of them were called in at the request of Philadelphia County authorities.
A sample footage of some of the looting below:
They’re looting Walmart now in Philadelphia tonight pic.twitter.com/62S1QD5QLd
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— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) October 28, 2020
Night 2 of riots and lootings stared in #Philadelphia
And @TomWolfPA calls it peaceful protest #phillyprotest pic.twitter.com/PiI07CNkUe— The News Room (@_TheNewsRoom) October 28, 2020
Philadelphia rioters and looters destroying the inside of a Dollar Tree. pic.twitter.com/J4Gj2yz75R
— Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) October 28, 2020
These “mostly peaceful protests” are likely to continue throughout the evening. Big League Politics will monitor the situation for any noteworthy developments.
Riots
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Draws Up Strong Anti-Riot Legislation in Expansion of Stand Your Ground Law
Awesome.
Governor of Florida Ron DeSantis is looking to expand his state’s Stand Your Ground law with specific anti-mob legislation, according to the Miami Herald.
The Miami Herald’s report is negative and critical in tone, but it does mention that Governor DeSantis is simply following up on his promise to crack down on mob violence.
He has proposed expanding, to quote the Herald, “the list of ‘forcible felonies’ under Florida’s self-defense law to justify the use of force against people who engage in criminal mischief that results in the ‘interruption or impairment’ of a business, and looting, which the draft defines as a burglary within 500 feet of a ‘violent or disorderly assembly.'”
DeSantis’ proposal would also make it a third-degree felony to block traffic while protesting, offer immunity to drivers who unintentionally hurt or kill a protester who blocks traffic, and allow the state of Florida to withhold funds from locales that cut police budgets.
The draft legislation can be read here.
Back in September Big League Politics reported on Governor DeSantis’ initial support for this kind of legislation. It appears he is following through.
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