St. Paul MN Police Making Arrests in Wake of George Floyd Riots

ST PAUL, Minn. — About two months after the unrest following George Floyd's death, St. Paul Police are finding those responsible for setting fires and looting businesses.
"Anything you see here you can probably multiply it by 10," said Commander Axel Henry as he pointed out all the pictures posted on the wall in a room where investigations are underway.
The videos and photos were captured from all the happenings during the first 48 hours.
"So we’re talking roughly 11 a.m. on May 28th to about 11 a.m. on Saturday May 30th," said Commander Henry.
Hundreds of businesses were damaged from Grand Avenue to the Midway Shopping Center.
"Somewhere in the area of about 300, including arson, looting, burglaries, robbery," said Commander Henry.
Those businesses were hit multiple times and in some cases police say by the same people.
"We’re seeing the people over and over again at different places and we can kind of almost plot their movement as they’re going around," said Henry. ...
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