Aug. 18, 2020 By Allie Griffin
Alleged members of ‘Antifa’ smashed glass storefronts and sprayed buildings with anti-police graffiti during a protest in Williamsburg over the weekend.
A small group within a greater protest left a wake of destruction in their path Saturday night, according to police and video.
The front windows of an Apple store and a real estate office were smashed and tagged as the trouble-makers threw items at the storefronts, a video posted on newsflare shows.
A man and woman smashed the glass windows of the Apple store, located at 247 Bedford Ave., and spray painted “FTP,” short for “F***k The Police” across the building, cops said. The NYPD responded to a 911 call of the vandalism at around 8:20 p.m.
Police said the two suspects fled the location and are wanted for criminal mischief.
A few hours later, at 11:48 p.m., a second 911 came for damage at a real estate office a number of blocks away.
The suspects broke the large glass storefront of the Compass real estate office located at 136 North 10th St. and spray painted a derogatory message across its front door, police said. The message read “Die Yuppy,” according to the New York Post.
Police didn’t have a description of the suspects in that incident.
A video of the protest and its aftermath also shows people spray painting “Murder Bezos” on the HSBC bank branch across from the Apple store as well as an attempt to damage a Whole Foods grocery store on Bedford Avenue.
4 Comments
I miss last year. And all of the other regular days, good and bad, before now. I’d take 1000 Februarys to go back to before. These people who are destroying NY have no idea what they are losing. Too bad the rest of us have to pay the price for their poor decisions.
That these self-styled radicals chose to run amuck in posh Williamsburg tells you all you need to know about “antifa”–spoiled poseurs acting out their narcissistic instincts. Antifascist today, fascist tomorrow.
Can’t say it was the Puerto Ricans or the Blacks. We ain’t with ANTIFA.
Many minority members are appalled by the looting and are suffering because of it.