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Philadelphia Protest: Looting, Vandalism Marks Second Night of Unrest
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October 28, 2020
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4:40Now PlayingHundreds of protesters were back on the streets in West Philadelphia on Tuesday night in a march against police brutality.
It was the second night of protests following the fatal shooting of a Black man by Philadelphia police.
The man, identified by city officials as Walter Wallace, 27, was shot before 4 p.m. Monday in an episode filmed by a bystander and posted on social media.
A lawyer representing Wallace's family called the victim's shooting "unjustified."
Police arrested at least 91 people during unrest Monday night and Tuesday morning, with three people cited for failing to disperse and about a dozen charged with assault of an officer.
Police had previously said 30 officers were injured in the unrest, most of them hit with thrown objects like bricks.
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