New York City Police Commissioner Dermot Shea joined “Fox & Friends” on Monday describing the “four days in a row of significant protests” over the death of George Floyd…
New York City Police Commissioner Dermot Shea joined “Fox & Friends” on Monday describing the “four days in a row of significant protests” over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody as “a dark time.”
“This is one of the most challenging times that I’ve seen in nearly 30 years of policing,” Shea said, describing the violence that has erupted, which he said includes looting and shootings.
Chaos broke out as rioters hijacked what had been peaceful protests over the death of Floyd. Looting and destruction continued during overnight riots in New York City for a third night in a row.
Fox News crews on the scene in SoHo reported hundreds of people stealing from luxury stores – including Chanel and Dior – for hours on Sunday night going into the early hours of Monday morning. The looters were seen piling shoplifted merchandise into vehicles while others rode off with the merchandise in black garbage bags balanced on CitiBikes.
