A man armed with a hunting bow pointed the weapon at protesters in Salt Lake City on Saturday and police say he'll be facing charges.
Former Vice President Joe Biden, the apparent Democratic presidential nominee,, calling the protests “right and necessary” while urging peaceful demonstrations over violence.
“I know that a grief that dark and deep may at times feel too heavy to bear,” he said in the statement. “I know. I also know that the only way to bear it is to turn all that anguish into purpose.”“We are a nation in pain, but we must not allow this pain to destroy us,” he said.No end in sight as protests and aggressive police responses continue nationwideProtests continue to rage across the country as curfews go into effect. National Guard units in 12 states and Washington, D.C.
Similar scenes played out across the country in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Texas, Utah, Florida and several other states.to try to get people to go home.
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