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LOCAL GEORGE FLOYD PROTESTS

Photo by Ben Brazil IN DEFIANCE of a curfew put in place after looting and rioting shook Huntington Beach and Santa Ana over the weekend, protesters square off with police at South Coast Plaza Monday night. Protesters, police face H.B. businesses reopen in off at South Coast Plaza aftermath of Floyd protest

Only one person is Many downtown arrested during stores were Monday night’s boarded up Sunday hours-long standoff in anticipation of in Costa Mesa. possible looting. BY BEN BRAZIL BY MATT SZABO AND SARA CARDINE Businesses in downtown Aprotest nearly de- Huntington Beach were re- scended into violence on opening Monday, escaping Monday night after a series major damage after an ini- of tense standoffs between tially peacefulprotest Sun- police and protesters out- day afternoon was deemed side South Coast Plaza in an unlawful assembly by Costa Mesa. the Huntington Beach Po- Don Leach | Staff Photographer Don Leach | Staff Photographer Protesters originally met lice Department. at the corner of Bear Street A SMALL BUT vocal group of protesters occupy a corner Agroup of hundreds as- BUSINESS OWNERS Tamer Yleizet and Ray Hartnett, from and Sunflower Avenue of Bear Street and Sunflower Avenue in Costa Mesa. sembled for a Black Lives middle, remove plywood panels from their storefronts. across from South Coast Matter demonstration pro- Plaza at about 8 p.m. to Beach and Santa Ana over with police. testing the death of George became violent, Hunting- the protest, said many of demonstrate against racism the weekend. “It’s not us against cops, Floyd, the black man who ton Beach Police Depart- the counter-protesters and Minneapolis police of- Protesters chanted, it’s us against racists,” said died in Minneapolis on ment spokeswoman Angie were antagonistic and tried ficers’ involvement in the “Hands up, don’t shoot!” Adam Robinson, 21, of May 25 after a video Bennett said, and officers to escalate the situation, May 25 death of George and held signs like “Help I Costa Mesa. showed a white police offi- observed protesters with but he was happy that the Floyd, an unarmed black can’t Breathe” and “No one By 9 p.m., roughly 100 cer kneeling on his neck for pepper spray and weap- protest was able to take man who was under arrest. is free until all of us are protesters had gathered on- nearly nine minutes. ons. In addition, they re- place without any vandal- The protesters gathered free.” site, and the police pres- Counter-protesters also fused to leave the area and ism of property. in defiance of a second The protest began peace- ence had swelled. Officers showed up to the scene at were blocking traffic on “We know of the de- overnight curfew put in fully, with many stating in riot gear waited in the Pacific Coast Highway and PCH. struction that’s been hap- place by city officials after they hoped for a protest de- mall parking lot next to Main Street. The protest Uriel Lara, 21, a Hunting- pening in the past couple looting and rioting shook void of violence. Some was declared an unlawful ton Beach resident and one neighboring Huntington hoped to provoke solidarity See Protest, page A4 assembly after protesters of two local organizers of See Businesses, page A4 4 protests are scheduled around Newport Beach on Wednesday

BY HILLARY DAVIS first planned event at noon in the post for the Back Bay-area dem- aware of all four demonstrations week found he died of asphyxia- area of MacArthur Boulevard and onstration did not give a more and had not planned any street tion caused by neck and back Newport Beach is set to see East Coast Highway, at the north- specific location. closures in advance Tuesday, said compression after a Minneapolis four protests Wednesday as the ern end of Corona del Mar; one at The posts promoted peaceful department spokeswoman police officer pinned him to the nationwide movement continues 2p.m. at Newport Pier; one at demonstrations. The one on the Heather Rangel. The city also had ground on May 25 with a knee on in response to police brutality and 5p.m. on the pedestrian bridge Civic Center Park bridge is billed not preemptively called for any the handcuffed, unarmed black the death of George Floyd in Min- over San Miguel Drive at Civic as being family-friendly, for “rais- curfews. man’s neck for several minutes. neapolis. Center Park near City Hall; and ing anti-racist kids.” An independent autopsy com- Social media posts show the one at 5 p.m. at the Back Bay. The Newport Beach police are missioned by Floyd’s family this See Newport, page A4 Fears of anticipated civil unrest postpone ALSO FROM THE DAILY PILOT: Monday’s reopening at South Coast Plaza

BY SARA CARDINE WORKERS BOARD UP As Costa Mesa officials insti- a CVS tuted a second overnight curfew pharmacy on Monday after protests against Bristol Street, Minneapolis police officers’ in- right across volvement in the May 25 death of from South unarmed black resident George Coast Plaza Floyd hit neighboring Hunting- on Monday. ton Beach and Santa Ana over the weekend, fears of further looting Don Leach and rioting brought about the Staff postponement of the reopening Photographer of South Coast Plaza and concern Don Leach | Staff Photographer from neighbors and city officials. ANOTHER 100 CORONAVIRUS CASES REPORTED IN ORANGE “We are saddened by the recent Costa Mesa Planning Commis- dows at the mall’s Crystal Court. COUNTY, PUSHING TOTAL PAST 6,500 PAGE A2 events in our country and care sion Chair Byron de Arakal drove Similar precautions were being deeply for the safety and well-be- by South Coast Plaza Monday taken at nearby Shiffer Park, on COSTA MESA FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE EARLY MORNING BLAZE ing of our entire community,” morning and saw barricades on Bear Street less than one mile AT OCCUPIED COMMERCIAL BUILDING PAGE A2 mall officials stated in a message the streets leading into the shop- away from South Coast Plaza, he posted on Sunday. “Please check ping center and workers boarding MAILBAG: H.B. PROTESTERS STOOD AGAINST RACISM PAGE A3 back for updates.” up the west-facing display win- See Plaza, page A4 A2 WEDNESDAY,JUNE 3, 2020 DAILY PILOT | COASTLINE PILOT | HUNTINGTON BEACH INDEPENDENT WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM Another 100 coronavirus cases reported in O.C.

BY LILLY NGUYEN them reported in inten- •85 and up: 43 dents) sive care units. To date, •75 to 84: 42 •Costa Mesa: 125 (10.8 Another 100 cases of the 2,695 patients have recov- •65 to 74: 27 cases per 10,000 residents) novel coronavirus that ered. •55 to 64: 17 •Fountain Valley: 61 causes COVID-19 were re- Males currently account •45 to 54: 13 (10.8 cases per 10,000 resi- ported in Orange County for 51% of all cases in the •35 to 44: 5 dents) Tuesday, according to county, making up 58% of •34 and younger: 3 •Laguna Beach: 46 (19.7 statistics from the county the overall deaths related Here are the latest case cases per 10,000 residents) Health Care Agency. to COVID-19. People iden- counts for select cities, Updated figures are This brings the cumula- tifying as white accounted with numbers per 10,000 posted daily at occovid19 tive total of cases in the for 18% of cumulative residents: .ochealthinfo.com/corona county to 6,574, with 717 cases, while those identi- •Santa Ana: 1,267 (37.5 virus-in-oc. of those cases being fying as Latino or His- cases per 10,000 residents) For information on get- skilled nursing facility panic made up 35% and •Anaheim: 1,120 (31.2 ting tested at one of the residents and 379 Orange Asians accounted for 8%. cases per 10,000 residents) nearly two dozen public County jail inmates. Three Atotal of 1,566 tests •Huntington Beach: clinics around the county, deaths were also reported were reported for Tuesday, 348 (17.1 cases per 10,000 visit occovid19.ochealth Tuesday, bringing the to- bringing the cumulative residents) info.com/covid-19-testing- Don Leach | Staff Photographer tal number to 150. number of tests up to •Irvine: 202 (7.2 cases and-screening. AMY AND ALLEN PHILLIPS shop on Balboa Island The number of cases 136,098 countywide. per 10,000 residents) in Newport Beach on May 26, wearing their masks as currently in hospitaliza- By age range, all pa- •Newport Beach: 144 [email protected] protection during the coronavirus pandemic. tion is 240, with 97 of tients who have died were: (16.5 cases per 10,000 resi- Twitter: @lillibirds N.B. secures $2.1M for Costa Mesa firefighters battle early morning small businesses hit blaze at occupied commercial building by pandemic fallout BY SARA CARDINE

BY HILLARY DAVIS three months; and the Multiple units in a com- business has had to lay off mercial mixed-use building Small businesses in at least one of its employ- on Costa Mesa’s MacArthur Newport Beach are eligible ees. Boulevard were damaged to receive up to $10,000 in Businesses must have early Tuesday morning as federal grants to make up 20 or fewer employees. firefighters quickly extin- some of the losses suffered City staff recommends pri- guished a blaze called in by while forcibly shuttered oritizing hard-hit retail, awitness working on the during the coronavirus restaurant and personal property at the time of the pandemic. service establishments, incident. The county, acting as a specifically hair salons, Costa Mesa Fire & Res- pass-through, decided last barbershops, nail salons cue Department spokes- week to set aside $75 mil- and small gyms that pro- man Capt. Joe Noceti said lion of its more than vide their services onsite. aman hired to keep watch $500-million CARES Act Priority will also be giv- of a building located at award for cities. en to businesses that have 1515 MacArthur Blvd. re- Each supervisorial dis- not received other pan- ported the fire at around trict received $15million demic relief funds like the 3:30 a.m. Crews responded and spread it among cities Paycheck Protection Pro- to the 20-unit building in by population, giving gram or an Economic In- about five minutes. Newport Beach just more jury Disaster Loan. “There was already fire than $2.1 million. The city has retained the through the roof of this The city will start re- Orange County Small mixed-use occupancy cen- leasing funds in three to Business Development ter,” Noceti said, estimating four weeks, the City Coun- Council to administer the it took about 20 to 25 min- Scott Smeltzer | Staff Photographer cil decided Monday when program. utes for more than 60 fire- it unanimously agreed to The local nonprofit will fighters to extinguish the VICTOR AGUILAR wtih Bartwood Construction attaches hinges to a newly framed door accept the allocation. vet applicants. Should flames. in an industrial building on MacArthur Boulevard in Costa Mesa on Tuesday. Eligible businesses must there be more interest An unknown number of meet federal requirements than funds available — people who had been oc- ing were ravaged by fire, Noceti said officials be- ficers’ involvement in the for financial pandemic re- and city staff predicts that cupying the units had self- while another two sus- lieve there is no connec- May 25 death of unarmed lief by proving that their to be the case — the busi- evacuated by the time re- tained smoke and water tion between the fire and a black resident George business was deemed ness council will use a lot- sponders arrived at the lo- damage. As of Tuesday demonstration held several Floyd. nonessential and was tery system to rank appli- cation, the captain said. afternoon, the possible hours earlier at Costa “There’s nothing to sug- forced to shut down by the cations. “There were people cause of the incident was Mesa’s South Coast Plaza, gest a connection,” he said. state or local government; there. [But] there were no being reviewed by the de- where a small crowd broke sales are down more than [email protected] injuries,” Noceti said. partment’s arson investiga- acitywide curfew to pro- [email protected] 25% over the previous Twitter: @dailypilot_hd Three units in the build- tor. test Minneapolis police of- Twitter: @SaraCardine

THE DAILY COMMUTER Huntington Beach anticipates PUZZLE $20-million drop in general fund

By Jacqueline E. revenue for fiscal year 2020-21 Mathews BY MATT SZABO for more than 700 city ing contest, on which ACROSS employees on a tight 4-3 members of the public 1__-Jo; late The city of Huntington vote. Councilman Erik could vote online via so- Olympic runner Beach anticipates a Peterson said he had con- cial media. 4Deadly snake $20-million drop in gen- cerns about the early re- The theme for this 9Pump or eral fund revenue for the tirement plan. year’s celebration is “Surf sneaker 2020-21 fiscal year, largely “In our current fiscal City Dreamin’.” The Festi- 13 Make an error due to the novel co- situation, our businesses val at the Pier, Fourth of 15 Took the wheel ronavirus pandemic. in Huntington, our resi- July run and traditional 16 Small horse City Manager Oliver Chi dents of Huntington, fireworks show have been 17 Fogginess presented a proposed they’re all hurting,” said canceled. 18 Minstrels' 2020-21 budget during a Peterson, one of the dis- This year would mark guitars study session at Monday senters in April’s vote. the 117th annual Hunting- 19 Bridal veil fabric night’s City Council meet- “First, we give them a ton Beach Fourth of July 20 Cheerfulness ing. Chi said the city’s raise, and now we give parade, traditionally 22 Wood splitters general fund budget reve- them a golden parachute? known as the largest pa- 23 Bathroom nues are projected at It just doesn’t seem right.” rade west of the Missis- features $216.9 million for the Several council mem- sippi River. 24 __ Cruces, NM 2020-21 fiscal year, bers, including Mayor Lyn 26 Plant pests $20million less than the Semeta, said they wanted FREE PARKING FOR 29 Abundance 2019-20 projected reve- to make sure a $1-million HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS 34 South nues of $236.9 million pri- Public Employees’ Retire- Huntington Beach will American nation SUDOKU manners or to COVID-19. ment System Section 115 be providing free beach 35 Self-assurance 25 Feasted The new fiscal year be- Trust, which was not in parking for high school 36 Command to By The Mepham Group 26 Misbehave gins July 1. the budget, would contin- seniors and their families 27 Item in a purse “Economic impacts of ue to be issued. on June 10-11, the days of Fido COVID-19 for us here in “It’s always been a min- drive-through high school 37 Open-topped Complete the grid so each row, column and or pocket 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains every 28 __-miss; Huntington Beach are imum of $1 million,” May- graduations in the city. carryall digit, 1 to 9. For strategies on how to solve substantial,” Chi said. or Pro Tem Jill Hardy said. Huntington Beach 38 Beard wearers willy-nilly Sudoku, visit sudoku.org.uk. 29 Warsaw natives “They are real. We’ve seen “We’ve got a huge hole in Union High School Dis- 39 Nae sayer revenue drops that we can PERS, and that $1 million trict graduating seniors 40 Family card 30 Commits perjury only describe as violent.” is a huge priority for me will be able to take advan- game Chi said many econo- personally ... We need to tage of photo opportuni- 41 Novelist Verne 31 "Sesame Street" character mists are now forecasting be committed to that and ties at the beach and are 42 End of life alonger “U"- shaped re- find that.” asked to enter at Beach 43 Sings or 32 Public uprisings 33 __ ready; all covery from COVID-19, in- Arevised budget will be Boulevard, for parking at dances stead of a “V"-shaped re- presented for formal City south beach lots between 45 Like laryngitis prepared 35 Word with covery. Council consideration at Beach and Huntington sufferers Abudget balancing the next scheduled meet- Street. Students must 46 Primary color Sunday or Beach 38 Slew plan presented by Chi in- ing on June 15. show their current high 47 Student's cluded a city workforce school identification at summons 39 __ wax; reduction of at least 5%, FOURTH OF JULY PLANS the gate. 48 Sing alone envelope securer as well as a hiring freeze, Huntington Beach Di- 51 Adorn 41 Montana or city operating budget rector of Community LIBRARY REOPENS 56 Kiln Biden cuts, bond refinance and Services Chris Slama pre- FOR CURBSIDE PICKUP 57 Cosmetic kit 42 Gift for a little reducing general fund sented a proposal to the Huntington Beach Cen- item girl transfers. City Council for the city’s tral Library reopened for 58 Early 44 Fern sections Huntington Beach has Fourth of July plans, due curbside pickup on Mon- boatbuilder 45 Washington's 294 city employees cur- to challenges related to day. 60 __ off; repel Mount St. __ rently eligible to retire. COVID-19. Library patrons can 61 Burstyn or For answers to the crossword and 47 Father children Chi said if at least 15% of The city is looking at a place an item on hold via Pompeo Sudoku puzzles, see page A3. 48 Divan them would participate in modified Fourth of July the library’s website, or by 62 Opening in a 49 Double __; bend aCalPERS early retire- neighborhood parade, calling (714) 842-4481. fence at the waist ment program, it would consisting of two 15-car Once the hold is con- 63 Fine __; 3Seep out 8Fidgety 50 Church season result in annualized sav- motorcades moving south firmed, park in the lot and painting, music, 4Speaks without 9Pool sound 52 Burrowing ings of at least $6.2 mil- to north from 8 a.m. to text “HERE” to (714) 880- etc. preparation 10 Cruel trick critter lion. noon. The parade would 7040 to check-in. 64 Sums owed 5Percussion 11 __ in a blue 53 Light source Chi said the last time honor veterans, local Items will then be left 54 Daytime serial the city instituted an early elected officials, high on the tables in front of 65 Animal instruments moon enclosure 55 Despise retirement program in school seniors and other the main entrance to pick 6__ on; shower 12 Needle holes 59 Chicken's ma 2010, more than 100 peo- notable community fig- up. DOWN1E-I with love 14 Like good ple took advantage. ures. connection 7__-tempered; farmland Tribune Media On April 6, the City Slama also detailed [email protected] 2Rich soil calm 21 Lacking good Services Council approved raises plans for a home decorat- Twitter: @mjszabo WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM DAILY PILOT | COASTLINE PILOT | HUNTINGTON BEACH INDEPENDENT WEDNESDAY,JUNE 3, 2020 A3 forum

MAILBAG Huntington Beach protesters stood against racism

How has such cruelty HUNDREDS OF well-deserved. You will miss the look of been unleashed in our PROTESTERS Christopher Hilger pride and a smattering of city, in our country and gather in Fountain Valley fear on the faces of your around the world? Huntington family. You will miss wak- Not only are we con- Beach on Sunday. ing up late the next after- fronted with a mindless Various police A message to high noon, not believing that virus whose U.S. death toll agencies were on school graduates you actually graduated exceeds the number of scene. Nonlethal and cautiously contem- Americans who died in rounds were fired What in the world can I plating your future. Vietnam, we are also wit- from a rooftop possibly say to the class of You know how on TV ness to the deadly racism and on the 2020? You are going they keep saying “We’re all that seems to have in- ground, and the through the weirdest time in this together”? Well, fected our legal and medi- crowd cleared. and arguably the oddest your class really is. No one cal institutions. graduation ever. else on Earth will know Our economy is in cri- You will have missed the what it is like graduating sis. Our healthcare system prom, the all-night party in the time of the novel is in crisis. Our law en- Francine Orr and the after-all-night coronavirus, and that is forcement agencies are Los Angeles Times party. You will miss giving going to hold you together perceived as untrust- everyone big hugs, writing like no other class. worthy. Racial and gender American is truly free of governments in coastal in their yearbooks, promis- Cruelty is running inequity persist racial or gender tyranny? Orange County. The praise ing to keep in touch and Sandy Asper rampant from the ungra- Denny Freidenrich for our congressman is telling them you love them. Newport Beach cious and mendacious Laguna Beach tweets of President Trump Having lived through to the knee-on-the-neck the Watts Riots in 1965, CROSSWORD AND SUDOKU ANSWERS death of George Floyd to and the fires and destruc- Rep. Rouda acts the torture of homeless tion following the assassi- on O.C.'s behalf people on the streets of nation of Martin Luther Huntington Beach. King Jr. in 1968, I instinc- Letter writer Caroline Let us express kindness. tively knew protests, riot- Kerr Taylor praises Rep. Let us demonstrate com- ing and looting would be Harley Rouda (“Harley passion. And let us cast quickly returning to Rouda is responding to votes in a manner that America and Orange the crisis,” May 26) for confirms our commitment County. African Americans serving his constituents to peace and justice. have literally and figura- well through his support Let us boldly express tively been under the boot for the Heroes Act. I our collective humanity. of their white counter- checked out the details of The time is now, the hour parts for centuries. Just as the legislation. is late. Let’s not spend a women of all colors have According to the House minute indulging hate. been under the boot of Appropriations Commit- men since the beginning tee for local governments, Ben Miles of time. How much longer this legislation would Huntington Beach must we wait until every bring $2.7 billion to local

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wouldn’t let the protesters motely, as nonviolent and PROTEST leave the area for a period. respectful. Continued from pageA1 While the helicopter told “Everyone was prepared, protesters to return to their and we did a good job,” Fo- floodlights about 100 yards cars, some officers wouldn’t ley said. “Law enforcement away from the crowd, let protesters back to their personally exercised re- which soon moved across vehicles. As one protester straint and let people who the street and stood about walked back to where he wanted to protest do so 10 feet from the officers, said his vehicle was, an offi- peacefully and respectfully. chanting and beckoning cer pointed a rubber bullet There was a strong effort to them to “take a knee.” gun at him as he was or- deter any agitators.” Some in the crowd ar- dered to turn around. City Manager Lori Ann gued with others about that The protest dissipated at Farrell Harrison declared a moment of symbolism, 11:30p.m. local state of emergency meant to unify the pro- “We are thankful for the when calling for the cur- testers with the police. One peaceful demonstration fews on Sunday and Mon- of the officers in charge said that occurred last night in day. City Council members he would possibly take a our city and the support we were to decide Tuesday knee or shake the hand of had from the community, evening whether to contin- one of the protesters if they city and local law enforce- ue the emergency declara- came to an agreement and ment agencies,” said Costa tion for the time being, would disburse afterward. Mesa Police Department should future actions One protester against the Chief Bryan Glass, who had needed to be taken, Foley symbolic moment yelled, the Santa Ana Police De- said. “Stop licking boots!” Anoth- partment and the Orange “There are still ongoing Don Leach | Staff Photographer er protester said, “Will it County Sheriff’s Depart- events happening through- bring George back?” POLICE GUARD the corner of South Coast Plaza at Sunflower and Bristol, keeping away ment as backup. out the county this week, so At one point, a man tried a planned demonstration, which delayed the reopening of South Coast Plaza on Monday. The Police Department we’re going to stay at the to sneak past the police line said the curfew has been ready and continue to have onto the mall parking lot, that the original posting with police, said he was dis- and Sunflower, where there “suspended while CMPD dialogue with the commu- but he was detained by po- scheduled the protest at appointed that the group was another standoff with monitors for any potential nity groups who really care lice. That was the night’s South Coast Plaza was con- could not come to a con- police. activity.” about social justice issues,” only arrest. spicuous because it would sensus. He was hoping for a Then the group walked Costa Mesa Mayor Foley said. Many who gathered to be an ideal area for looters. symbolic moment between toward Alton Parkway and Katrina Foley said on Tues- Costa Mesa had planned protest said they believed But Burns and many of the police and protesters. Bristol and there was an- day that she was pleased to conduct unconscious an original posting for the the others who showed up “Moments like those in- other momentary standoff. with how the city’s police bias training for police offi- event on social media was decided they would turn spire other cops to step for- After a few tense moments, department handled dem- cers and City Hall employ- meant to incite violence what may have been a fake ward and be better,” he they headed back. onstrators, far calmer and ees earlier this year, as part and wasn’t posted in good event aimed at promoting said. By 11 p.m., there were fewer in number than what of a routine training, but faith by protesters. Some violence into a peaceful The protesters eventually about 60 people at the cor- officials had anticipated af- the program was post- believed antagonists of the protest. disengaged from the stand- ner of Sunflower and Bris- ter hearing social media poned due to the co- movement had posted the “I just want peace,” off at the corner of South tol. posts that referred to riots ronavirus pandemic. original event. Burns said. Coast Drive and walked Apolice helicopter cir- and looting. Rashaan Burns, 21, of Burns, who tried to set down to the usually busy cled and flashed its lights as She described the scene, [email protected] Costa Mesa, said the fact up the unifying moment intersection of Bristol Street police closed in and which she observed re- Twitter: @TheDailyPilot

NINA VEYSEH, and Tuesday. businesses,” the chamber 19, from Laguna NEWPORT The Corona del Mar said. Hills, carries a Continued from page A1 Chamber of Commerce That message was to sign along sent out an email to its peacefully support the Fairview Road Orange County’s protests membership Tuesday ad- Black Lives Matter move- during a a have stretched into all cor- vising them of the protest ment. peaceful ners of the county, emo- off Coast Highway and as- “Newport has held multi- demonstration on tionally charged but largely suring them that police will ple rallies and parades in Tuesday. peaceful with some proper- be prepared for any poten- support of our president,” ty damage and arrests. Sev- tial issues. the flier declared, “and it’s eral hundred people turned “Our hopes are that this time we bring the BLM out in downtown Hunting- event will allow folks the movement there!” Scott Smeltzer ton Beach Sunday. Smaller freedom of getting their Staff demonstrations took place message out while remain- [email protected] Photographer in Costa Mesa on Monday ing respectful of our local Twitter: @dailypilot_hd

rumors on social media ... were arrested during and That is a critical element of BUSINESSES but they were just rumors.” after the protests. Most of our true American excep- Continued from pageA1 Susie Smith, owner of the arrests were for remain- tionalism, that regardless of Makin’ Waves Salon on ing at the scene of a riot, how vehemently we may of days in different cities,” Main Street, said that she according to police logs. disagree, we don’t resort to he said. “We wanted to ad- planned to reopen her Police fired pepper balls at violence in our search for a vertise the same message, business on Tuesday. She protesters who would not more perfect union.” but in a peaceful and civil commended the local com- disperse. Huntington Beach resi- manner.” munity for coming to- Bennett said multiple dent Kassondra Kunkle- Many of the businesses gether. Her salon only re- weapons were found in Dixon, 18, wanted to voice downtown boarded up opened last week for the downtown alleys to indicate her support for the cause. Sunday morning in antici- first time since mid-March planned violence, including She rode a bicycle to the pation of the protest. No due to the novel co- cinder blocks, weights and protest with her mother, major rioting or looting was ronavirus pandemic. rocks. A curfew was issued Natalie, and her friend. reported Sunday night, and “We have to protect our from 8 p.m. Sunday to Kunkle-Dixon, a senior at most of the businesses on businesses,” she said. 5:30 a.m. Monday for the Edison High School, carried Main Street were open for “We’re not just going to stay areas of Yorktown Avenue asign that read, “Black business Monday. home and watch it on TV. to the Pacific Ocean, and Lives Matter.” Francine Orr | Los Angeles Times Ray Hartnett, the owner We reached out with the Beach Boulevard to Gold- “It was an amazing expe- of the Irishman bar, took help of our community. We enwest Street. The curfew rience,” she said. “Hearing HUNDREDS OF protesters gather in Huntington Beach the plywood down off his had complete strangers no longer remains in place. everyone’s speeches and on Sunday, where an unlawful assembly was declared. business on Monday morn- show up and board up the “I am proud of the pro- singing and chanting, it was ing before helping manage- entire Main Street [on Sun- fessionalism displayed by completely peaceful in the get this board?’ wanted to protest racial in- ment at Cold Stone Cream- day] … We’re not going to our police,” Huntington beginning, for sure. I just “He said, ‘Go back to justice among my people in ery, next door on Olive Ave- tolerate being burned down Beach Mayor Lyn Semeta felt like it was extremely im- your home.’ And I was like, Huntington Beach,” Riehm nue, do the same. to the ground here and said in a statement. “They portant to go.” ‘This is my home’ … We said. “We have a really "[Sunday] night I came looted.” were calm and kept the Kunkle-Dixon said she went back to the other side crappy reputation and his- back down at about 7:30,” Smith said that Stacy crowds under control with was threatened by a [of PCH] because it was not tory of white supremacy Hartnett said. “There was Massey and her local non- no damage to our busi- counter-protester after safe over there.” and stupid stuff.” some protesting at Main profit group Unity Impact nesses. I am also proud of crossing PCH to make sure Huntington Beach resi- Riehm, who is white, said and Walnut ... It looked like were instrumental in gath- how the community re- her friend was all right. dent Tacy Riehm, 46, lives she has an adopted black maybe something would ering people to get busi- sponded in the morning “A guy looks at me and he about a mile from the pier son, Gregory, who is 7 years kick off, but when the cur- nesses boarded up, adding hours to help downtown said, ‘All lives matter, you and said she walked down old and is from Haiti. few came at 8, things that many of them stayed business owners protect stupid bitch,’ ” Kunkle- to support the protest Sun- “He’s going to be finding cleared. My friends were downtown late Sunday their properties against Dixon said. “My mom day. She said it was largely out a lot of stuff that I wish down here and they said night to assist police if nec- possible damage … In the turned around and said, peaceful, though she left af- he wouldn’t in the near fu- everyone went home. It was essary. weeks and months ahead, I ‘Do not talk to my daughter ter it was declared an un- ture,” she said. like a ghost town, so the Huntington Beach Police urge everyone in our com- like that.’ He had piece of lawful assembly. curfew worked, you know Chief Robert Handy said in munity and nation to find plywood in his hand and he “I wanted to go and hon- [email protected] what I mean? There were astatement that 20 people strength in our differences. was like, ‘Do you want to or George Floyd, but I also Twitter: @mjszabo

which I think is smart,” de peaceful.” ble and protest outside the top of a photo of a police her neighbors had been on PLAZA Arakal added, saying he The protest, which began curfew hours, it does not riot line illuminated by fire- high alert since they heard Continued from page A1 had full confidence in the shortly before 8 p.m. and support vandalism, rioting works. reports on social media Police Department. lasted about four hours, and looting,” read the de- Costa Mesa resident about potential activity at said. “Hopefully everything saw one arrest and a hand- partment’s tweets. “During Dina Aires, 48, said she South Coast Plaza and saw “The city’s just being works out well, and if there ful of tense standoffs be- the curfew, all persons are called off work from her job aFacebook Live post over abundantly cautious, is a protest, everything’s tween police and roughly prohibited from traveling at the Home Depot after the weekend of someone 100 demonstrators on the on public streets, alleys, hearing home-improve- walking on nearby Bristol streets surrounding the parks or any public place.” ment stores could be po- Street talking about doing mall. Department spokes- tential targets for rioters damage. The city had also tenta- woman Roxi Fyad said po- looking to loot from area “Two nights ago, I was tively planned to reopen lice would be monitoring businesses. terrified. Then last night I Costa Mesa City Hall Mon- the area and responding to “If that happened, I was terrified, and tonight, day but postponed the re- community concerns. didn’t want to risk it,” she even more so,” said the 36- ATimes Community News publication incorporating opening until a later date, a “We do have an action said. “I’m not going to take year-old mother of three. the Huntington Beach Independent, Coastline Pilot, city spokesman confirmed. plan in place, we just can’t part in that.” On a morning walk with Orange Coast Daily Pilot and the Newport Harbor City Manager Lori Ann share specifics,” Fyad said While she understands her husband and daughter News Press combined with Daily Pilot Farrell Harrison declared a Monday. “We’ve got to the right of people who Monday, Orendorff saw local emergency Sunday make sure we’re ensuring wish to peacefully protest, windows at the shopping CONTACT US evening, shutting down the officers’ safety.” Aires said the moment center being boarded up David Carrillo Peñaloza TCN Legal Phone city to the public from The second curfew order seems ripe for opportunists and described a “heavy po- City Editor 888-881-6181 8p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday as issued Monday morning, willing to take advantage of lice presence” on and (714) 966-4612 TCN Legal Email organizers protested and which included street clo- atragic situation for their around South Coast Plaza. Raymond Arroyo [email protected] rioters clashed with police sures and asked residents own gain. She said while those Advertising Director in nearby Huntington to remain in their homes “Some are using George preparations and the city- (714) 966-4608 COMPANY INFO Beach. starting at 7 p.m. Monday Floyd as an excuse to say, wide curfew made her feel ——— The Daily Pilot, Immediately following until 5:30 a.m. Tuesday, ‘Let’s give it to the man in somewhat safer, she was Address established in 1907, is the city’s announcement was suspended. his honor.’ People are find- concerned for what could 10540 Talbert Ave., published Wednesday on social media Sunday, The origin of the social ing an excuse to steal,” she happen. She and her family Suite 300 West, through Sunday by Times Costa Mesa Police Depart- media announcements re- said. “What does Luis Vuit- created a Plan A and a Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Community News, a ment representatives ex- garding the protest at ton have to do with police Plan B, depending on what Business Office division of the Los plained on Twitter the cur- South Coast Plaza is un- brutality? Nothing.” went down, and were stay- (714) 966-4600 Angeles Times. few was a response to un- known, but participants Aires planned to shelter ing in touch with neighbors Newsroom Subscriptions are rest in neighboring cities were called to “mask up” in place Monday night, via a group text. 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