After George Floyd
Violent protests escalate in Minneapolis over George Floyd's death
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Minneapolis' 3rd Precinct Station was set on fire Thursday evening during a third night of protests over the death of George Floyd.
Demonstrators stand outside the 3rd Precinct after it was set on fire in Minneapolis on May 28.
Protesters late Thursday focused their attention on the police station, the base of four officers who were fired after Floyd's death in their custody Monday.


Fireworks explode as a fire burns inside the Auto Zone on Wednesday night.
People leave a Target store with merchandise. The mayor asked the Minnesota National Guard to move in after protests escalated Wednesday night with a fatal shooting near the site of the demonstrations, widespread looting, fires and the deployment of tear gas.
Police stand guard next to a portrait of Floyd at the 3rd Precinct station during a face off with protesters.
Based on the video, Mayor Jacob Frey said officer Derek Chauvin should be charged in Floyd's death. The footage shows Chauvin with his knee on Floyd's neck as Floyd gasps for breath on the ground with his face against the pavement. The officer does not move for at least eight minutes, even after Floyd stops speaking and moving.

A makeshift memorial for George Floyd near the spot where he died in police custody in Minneapolis.
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