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Anti-police Graffiti
Various graffiti at the strip mall across the street from the Brooklyn Center Police Department: "BLM", "Fuck the Jakes", "Long live my cus Daunte Wright", "ACAB", "Fuck 12", and three red hearts. The words "Justice for Blaks Pride" are underlined…
Anti-police Graffiti
A variety of mostly anti-police graffiti on a strip mall across the street from the Brooklyn Center Police Department: "BLM", "Off the Pigs!", "Our Block", "Fuck KKK", a pig head with a red circle and slash through it, and the word "Fuck."
ACAB graffiti
Stylized and underlined "ACAB" in black spray paint. Written on plywood boards outside a business in a strip mall across the street from the Brooklyn Center Police Department.
Anti-police Graffiti
The phrases "Pigs Go Home" and "Cops Kill" written in red spray paint. The phrase "I Smell Bacon" is written in black spray paint above a picture of a piece of bacon. Though it is hard to see, a yellow-green "ACAB" is written beneath the "I Smell…
BLM and Other Graffiti
Graffiti outside a business in a strip mall across the street from the Brooklyn Center Police Department: a black heart, "abolish", "Serving the community for 40 years", "BLM", another "BLM", and the word "Open" to indicate that the restaurant was…
Live, Laugh, Loot Graffiti
The words "Live, Laugh, Loot" written in red spray paint on plywood boards on a business in a strip mall across the street from the Brooklyn Center Police Department.
Anti-police Graffiti
Graffiti reading "Fire to the Prisons" and "It's ok! to throw stuff at the pigs". This is written on plywood board covering a business across the street from the Brooklyn Center Police Department.
Daunte Wright Mural
A mural of Daunte Wright's name on plywood boards on Lake Street near George Floyd Square.
Daunte Wright Memorial
Memorials erected for Daunte Wright at the scene of his death. A large sculpture of a raised fist, written tributes, flowers, candles, and other mementos are seen.
Fuck 12 Graffiti
"Fuck 12" written in black spray paint on a residential fence near the Brooklyn Center Police Department. Other, possibly older, less clear graffiti can be seen next to it.