Democrats are under pressure to condemn extensive looting in Philadelphia
a photo of the looting aftermath with the comment:"Day by day, block by block, the Left is killing our great American cities. This is the end result of weak prosecutors and liberals who were spewing abolish-the-police rhetoric."
The Democrat mayor of Philadelphia Jim Kenney strongly condemned the looting."This is not shoplifting. This is looting. This is riot," he told reporters. Philadelphia mayoral candidates have also been quick to condemn the looting. Democrat mayoral candidate Cherelle Parker said those behind break-ins and vandalism"should be held accountable", while republican candidate David Oh said that, as mayor, he would"prevent criminal violations before they occur."stores the suspects are accused of looting include
a LuLulemon clothing store; Rite Care and Rite Aid pharmacies; Cash For Gold; U-Haul van rental and three branches of Fine Wine And Good Spirits liquor store. Police records show that most of those arrested were Black with a smaller number of Latino and white arrestees.Protesters gathered there after a judge on Tuesday dismissed murder and other charges against the Philadelphia police officer who shot and killed Irizarry through a rolled-up window, prompting an outcry in the black community.
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