By the time the sun rose Saturday, one police officer had been shot and injured, 16 businesses had been looted and some set on fire, officers had used tear gas on the crowd and about 50 people had been arrested. Milwaukee officials quickly issued a 9 p.m. curfew for Saturday and the governor sent 125 members of the Wisconsin National Guard.
Earlier Saturday morning, neighbors swept glass and business owners returned to survey the damage. By the afternoon, protests had resumed across Wisconsin and the nation with demonstrators condemning the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
