
A large group of Black Panther Party members descended onto Stone Mountain

The burning of the American flag

Activists block a road in Keystone, South Dakota, near Mount Rushmore National Monument

Members of the Black Panther Party (pictured) arrived in Stone Mountain Park

Pictured: Members of the Black Panther party armed with assault weapons arrive at Stone Mountain Park in Georgia


protesters

Protesters kneel near the remains of a torched American flag

Several American flags were torched on Saturday as protesters lit them ablaze near Trump Tower in New York City

The New York Police Department said there were around 1,200 protests inundating the city

A speaker said that the United States of America is irredeemable

Pictured: a woman holds up a damaged American flag above a fire created by several smaller flags near Trump Tower in New York City


protests continue at the Madison Square Park in New York City



NYPD have released footage of a man in a gray t-shirt gunning down Deondraye Moore, 20 in broad daylight

Deondraye Moore was shot in the head



A person in a passing car extended a gun and opened fire on 29-year-old Anthony Robinson as he walked down the street with his daughter

The car fled from the scene, leaving Robinson lying in the road as he daughter ran to get help

Lafayette Square near the White House in Washington, DC

Protesters are seen above in the 'City Hall Autonomous Zone' in Lower Manhattan

A protester wears a face mask
Before Kelete’s name was announced, people on social media suggested the driver was a right-wing extremist

A group of rioters in Baltimore used ropes (pictured around the statue) to topple the Christopher Columbus monument and dump it into the city's Inner Harbor

The empty plinth was all that was left after the rioters were through

three police officers with the Baltimore Police Department look into the Inner Harbor of Baltimore, Maryland, after a statue of Christopher Columbus was rolled in on Saturday

The Christopher Columbus statue in Columbus Piazza in Little Italy in 2015

Black Lives Matter protesters who gathered outside of the White House in Washington D.C.

A small American flag was set on fire outside the White House


Gregory 'Joey' Johnson (right) burns a U.S. flag near Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles, California . Johnson's burning of an American flag in Texas in 1984 led to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling upholding the act as free speech

The burning of the American flag outside of Trump Tower

looting continues in Manhattan

Around 500,000 mostly wealthy New York residents have fled the city, leaving parts of Manhattan resembling a ghost town. Above, A NYPD police car is set on fire

Seven-year-old Natalie Wallace was among at least eight people killed in shootings in Chicago on Saturday


In North Carolina a 74-year-old woman was killed by what police described as reckless 'celebratory gunfire'


South Carolina: two killed and eight wounded in gang-related shooting at Rap Concert

Some 200 people showed up to the club for a concert by the Georgia-based rapper Foogiano, whose real name is Kwame Brown. Witnesses said the shooting was instigated by a member of Foogiano's entourage after someone in the crowd tried to steal the rapper's chain necklace.


Greenville County Coroner Parks Evans Jr. identified the two dead victims Mykala Bell (left), 23, of Greenville, and Clarence Sterling Johnson (right), 51, of Duncan

The mother-of-two Bell was shot in the head by a stray bullet

A riot was declared twice in less than 24 hours in Portland, Oregon

Protesters pictured raising a fist as an American flag is burned in Portland, Oregon

protesters setting garbage on fire in downtown Portland














Two cops were injured in the Bronx after a bullet smashed through the windshield of their SUV

Secoriea Turner, an eight-year-old girl from Atlanta, Georgia, was shot dead on Saturday night when two gunmen from the Atlanta "Autonomous Zone" opened fire on her mom's car

Her Mom, Charmine Turner (left), pictured with Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms (right), broke down in tears during a press conference held Sunday

Charmine Turner, pictured with Secoriea, said: ''We innocent. We didn't mean no harm. My baby didn't mean no harm"

The tragic shooting took place near a local Wendy's

The Wendy's has become a popular hangout for Black Lives Matter

Protesters chant outside the Wendy's restaurant. Locals said the area has become overrun with armed community members

Secoriya Williamson: 'They killed my baby. She didn't do nothing to nobody'

Pictured: eight-year-old Secoriea Turner who was killed by gunshot on Saturday

flames engulf the Wendy's restaurant in Atlanta

An armed protester near the Wendy's restaurant

A man armed with a rifle stands guard at the memorial that has grown around the Wendy's restaurant that was set on fire

Pictured: The Atlanta Police Department is offering a reward up to $10,000 for any information that will lead to an indictment in the case

A gunman carrying AR-15 near the scene where Secoriea Turner, 8, was shot