Police say the 'umbrella man' who smashed windows at an Auto Zone in Minneapolis during the George Floyd protests has ties to a white supremacist group — and specifically sought to inflame racial tensions.
An Auto Zone store was among the Minneapolis buildings looted and damaged on May 27 during the protests against police violence. Police investigators reportedly have a suspect in the vandalism that preceded the burning of the store.An Auto Zone store was among the Minneapolis buildings looted and damaged on May 27 during the protests against police violence. Police investigators reportedly have a suspect in the vandalism that preceded the burning of the store.
Minneapolis police spokesperson John Elder told NPR he is unable to comment on the investigation, which is"open and active." NPR has not seen the affidavit and is not naming the man because he has not been charged with a crime. of the individual breaking the windows of an AutoZone with a sledgehammer went viral this spring, prompting speculation about the identity of the so-called"Umbrella Man."reported that the man had also spray painted"free for everyone zone" on the doors of the store, which was later burned to the ground., with nearly 70 of them burned to the ground.
"This was the first fire that set off a string of fires and looting throughout the precinct and the rest of the city," Christensen wrote in the affidavit, according to reports."Until the actions of the person your affiant has been calling 'Umbrella Man,' the protests had been relatively peaceful.
The tipster identified the man as a Hell's Angels member, and said he"wanted to sow discord and racial unrest by breaking out the windows and writing what he did on the double red doors," reported the
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