President Donald Trump said on Saturday he would likely visit Kenosha, without providing details. On Tuesday night a white teenager with a semi-automatic rifle shot three demonstrators, and two of them died. Residents hoped calm would hold for a fourth night as protesters, some wearing "Justice for Jacob" masks, spoke about the need for racial justice. By Friday, more than 1,000 National Guard soldiers were on the ground in Kenosha, many from out of state. The handcuffs were removed on Friday and officers guarding Blake stood down after the warrant was vacated, according to his attorney, Pat Cafferty.

Source: bd News24 August 30, 2020 01:52 UTC