Hundreds of Baltimore Freddie Gray protesters targeted the Balitmore Orioles game last night at Camden Yards.
The protesters beat patrons at a local restaurant outside OPACY (Oriole Park at Camden Yards).
The far left protesters vowed to shut down the Baltimore until they get answers on the death of Freddie Gray.
The violent protesters targeted the Outfield Bar outside Camden Yard during the game last night.
Main gates closed at #OPACY bunch of people filming at the outfield bar #Baltimore #Orioles pic.twitter.com/DliNn5E7ds
— Kara (@karmba) April 25, 2015
The protesters targeted several bars and restaurants.
After peaceful start #FreddieGray protest turns violent.
Robberies, so WP finds a 63yr old.
http://t.co/6JWBfHEXrM pic.twitter.com/h2eXs1dqLU
— Shaughn (@Shaughn_A) April 26, 2015
Baltimore fans were locked inside the stadium until it was safe to leave the game.
Martial law in effect in Baltimore. We can't leave Camden Yards. Mayor has locked down everything.#baltimoreprotests pic.twitter.com/6vvOuJU1wU
— Garrett Wingate (@Garrett_Wingate) April 26, 2015
The protesters purposely targeted the Orioles game.
First group of #FreddieGray marchers moving down Camden Street near OPACY. Watch live >> http://t.co/19K6l3YSZS pic.twitter.com/o8QqmcE7aG
— wbaltv.com (@wbaltv11) April 25, 2015
The protesters targeted Baltimore restaurants.
A Baltimore restaurant gets destroyed during the riot via /r/videos http://t.co/d2YstlXuxI #videos #reddit pic.twitter.com/wqGZHCpzGv
— Reddit Subreddits (@subredditsbot) April 26, 2015
FOX News reported:
Thousands of protesters took the streets of Baltimore Saturday in the largest Freddie Gray demonstration yet as hours of peaceful marching turned violent.
At least two people were hurt in the mayhem and at least a dozen were arrested. The problems occurred near Camden Yards, where the Baltimore Orioles were playing the Boston Red Sox. Fans were told to stay in the stadium because of public safety concerns. Prior to the game, demonstrators fought with fans at a bar.
Gray died April 19 after suffering a fatal spinal injury while in police custody. Authorities have not explained how or when Gray’s spine was injured, though police have said he should have received medical attention at the spot where he was arrested. Gray was handcuffed without a seatbelt inside a police transport vehicle, a violation of the department’s policy.
The chaotic scene Saturday night prompted the first public remarks from Freddie Gray’s twin sister, who pleaded for peace at a news conference alongside the mayor…
…A smaller “splinter group” of protesters looted a convenience store and threw tables and chairs through storefront windows, shattering the glass. One group smashed the window of a department store inside a downtown mall and, at one point, a protester tossed a flaming metal garbage can toward a line of police officers in riot gear as they tried to push back the crowd.
My report from Baltimore last night, including the only video of a big 9.15pm clash at the western district police HQ http://t.co/0iuP37Ehi4
— Jon Swaine (@jonswaine) April 26, 2015