Protests broke out in more than 70 cities in the U.S., Amazon closed some operations in the U.S.

The indignation caused by the Freud case showed an escalating trend. Protests swept through at least 75 cities across the United States, and tens of thousands of people participated in the protests everywhere.

The indignation caused by the Freud case showed an escalating trend. Protests swept through at least 75 cities across the United States, and tens of thousands of people participated in the protests everywhere. Several shootings occurred in the city of Indianapolis that day, killing one person. Detroit fell into chaos and a 19-year-old was shot and killed. There was another incident of flag burning in Chicago, and about 3,000 protesters gathered at the local Trump International Hotel to demonstrate.

Thousands of demonstrators in New York took to the streets for a third day in a row. A video showed that a police car was suddenly blocked after being blocked by a police car. This behavior instantly angered the demonstrators around. In St. Louis, Missouri, a suspected The protester's man was killed by a FedEx truck.

There have been many police attacks in the United States. On May 30, at least 13 police officers in Philadelphia were beaten and injured, and four police cars were burned on the street; a police officer in Salt Lake City was hit in the head by a bat; a Florida police officer was cut in the neck.

In response to large-scale protest riots, US President Trump tweeted, calling the protesters "thugs" and warning that "when the robbery begins, the shooting will begin." The tweet was immediately marked as "promotion of violence" on Twitter, and the content was hidden. Afterwards, he tweeted that the mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Frey, was “very weak and completely lacking leadership”.

Seeing the escalation of the riots, some American media people lamented that the country experienced one tragedy after another last week, but Trump did not play a leading role. He seemed to do only one thing: Twitter. Even more disturbing is that Trump’s remarks seem to be inciting racism to please white conservative voters, and this will only make the situation worse.

At the same time, Amazon closed some operations in the United States due to protests

After large-scale demonstrations and riots broke out across the United States after George Floyd, a black Negro in the United States, was killed by excessive police enforcement, Amazon is shrinking its express delivery business in a few cities such as Chicago and shutting down Some delivery operation points, and make adjustments to some delivery routes.

The notice stated that Amazon "has maintained close contact with local government officials and will continue to monitor ongoing protests," Amazon's delivery operations will only re-operate under safe conditions. In addition, the notice also stated that according to the march and demonstration activities in each postal area, Amazon is replanning the delivery route.