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St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter: "Every single person we arrested last night, I'm told, was from out of state."
Minnesota Gov. Walz estimates that about 80% of those being destructive are from outside the state:

"Our heart and our solidarity are with folks who understand what happened Monday night to George Floyd ... But these folks are not them."
Minnesota Public Safety Commissioner John Harrington says they've begun contact tracing arrestees.

"Who are they associated with? What platforms are they advocating for? ... Is this organized crime? ... We are in the process right now of building that information network."
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