IN PHOTOS: Stunning scenes of 2020 riot damage in Kenosha
Federal agents from the ATF have been working with Kenosha Police and the Kenosha County Sheriff's Department since Tuesday investigating the arson fires that destroyed buildings in Uptown and the surrounding neighborhood during Monday's civil unrest. According to the ATF, more than 20 businesses and 12 government-owned vehicles were set ablaze between Monday and Tuesday. Here are scenes from above taken Friday. The fires were set a night after Jacob Blake was shot by a Kenosha police officer.
Damage done by fire in Uptown.
Damage done by fire in Uptown.
Damage done by fire in Uptown.
Damage done by fire in Uptown.
Damage done by fire in Uptown.
Damage done by fire in Uptown on Aug. 24 included this strip of businesses on 22nd Avenue, which included La Estrella Supermarket, which was the only market in the Uptown area. Grace Welcome Center, manned by volunteers, is striving to fill the need.
Damage done by fire in Uptown.
Damage done by fire in Uptown.
Damage done by fire in Uptown.
The site of the Department of Corrections on 60th Street and 13th Avenue. The county plan calls for the facility to be rebuilt at the same site.
The site of the Department of Corrections on 60th Street and 13th Avenue.
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