Around 10:45 PM a protestor approached the East Precinct and threw an explosive that went through a roll-up gate and exploded near waiting bike officers. A few minutes later additional people cut wires powering the security cameras to the precinct.
Officers identified the individual who threw the explosive and attempted to arrest the person. As a group off bike officers attempted to make the arrest they were then assaulted with bottles and rocks.
Police deployed pepper spray and blast balls in an attempt to create space between the officers and the protestors.
The group of protestors again moved through the streets setting dumpsters on fire and throwing explosives at officers.
In total, officers arrested 13 individuals for charges ranging from property destruction, resisting arrest and failure to disperse as well as assault on an officer.
Multiple officers were injured to include one who was struck in the head with a baseball bat cracking his helmet.
If you can help us identify this individual please call the tip line at 206-233-5000.
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