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Buildings near White House put up boards, fencing against potential riots
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November 5, 2024
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0:50Now PlayingAcross downtown Washington, stores such as CVS, Peet's Coffee and even McDonald's have boarded up their windows in anticipation of possible rioting if Donald Trump wins.
But locations targeted in the past by rioters — particularly during the summer of 2020 — are taking different approaches.
At Teaism, a popular lunch spot just north of the White House, patrons had to squeeze through a tall chain-link fence to get inside.
Masked hoodlums set a fire inside the store in 2020.
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