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On the night of August 11, 1965, two white policemen brawl with a black motorist suspected of drinking and driving. Soon, a crowd of onlookers began to gather on where Avalon Boulevard and 116th Street to witness the arrest of what was believed to be a racially-inspired abuse by the police. This event then led to the protesting of many colored people, enraged by the discrimination inflicted by the authorities. The end result: 34 dead, 1,032 injured and about 4,000 arrested along with forty million dollars of property damage

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In the South Central Los Angeles, one of the largest rebellion known to the Civil Rights era raged for six days. Over forty million dollars worth of property damage was accumulated within this short span. For several days, rioters burned vehicles, looted and destroyed grocery, liquor, department and pawn stores.