Taking a walk around Kenosha right now to survey the damage from last night.

There’s a pressure washer out at the courthouse, where multiple charred garbage trucks sit.

Lots of cleanup being done out here

This is the used car business that’s been hit twice here in Kenosha. Almost every single car has been completely burned.

Inside of one of the used car lots

The other used car lot across the street

Here’s what is left of the local furniture store in Kenosha, WI

Just spoke to a local out here who said the destruction sucks, but argued it was necessary because that’s the only way change will happen.

Said they will continue to “burn this motherfucker down.”

This is what’s left of another building that was also set on fire last night

There’s a ton of people from the community out here surveying the damage and helping with clean-up efforts.

More people helping with clean-up efforts in Kenosha this afternoon

A construction crew is putting up fencing around the courthouse in Kenosha. We’ve seen this before in Portland...

This man stood in front of his now burned down family-owned business, which he said has been around for over 40 years.

“It’s not like our checking account has a million dollars plus in it ... I think we need to come together with a solution.”

This woman lives on the same street as some of the businesses that burned to the ground. She was helping clean up her friend’s business today, which was looted.

“There’s no words. There’s just absolutely no words.”

She also criticized officers for a lack of response:

Another street in Kenosha was really hard hit by looting and fires. There’s a ton of people out helping to clean up

More destruction and more people coming out to help:

Some people are passing around pizzas as locals clean up and board up in Kenosha

Officers are putting up caution tape for certain structures. They told someone it will likely have to be torn down

15-year-old Matthew Stuart was out in Kenosha helping clean up the city today.

“It’s really important ‘cuz there’s a lot of businesses up and down here ... It’s very important to the community. Places I even shop at, so I just thought, you really have to come out here,” he said.