Baltimore Residents Volunteer to Clean Up Damage From Riots, Looting

As Baltimore braces itself for a second day of potentially violent protests, volunteers gathered this morning at North and Pennsylvania Avenues—the epicenter of yesterday’s protests—to clean up the destruction from the rioting and looting at a CVS and other neighborhood businesses.

With broom in hand, 7 year old Naloni, is helping in the clean up of Penn North.@cbsbaltimore pic.twitter.com/ocZqgGZ9SF

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Women hand out water, Frosted mini wheats to police guarding W Balt near the burned out CVS #baltimoreriots pic.twitter.com/XnQatpcFwa

April 28, 2015

Residents pitching in to clean up outside CVS, North and Pennsylvania! @cbsbaltimore pic.twitter.com/th8APiBnhz

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Large group of volunteers cleaning up that burnt out CVS in Baltimore pic.twitter.com/84BVzu7SWS

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People are loading collected trash, debris into dumpster just brought in by city. #Baltimore @nbcwashington pic.twitter.com/QkgaPxHPc3

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Love this. Citizens cleaning up their city. #Baltimoreprotests pic.twitter.com/vw8WsTt1Hj

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Everybody pitching to clean up. #PrayForBaltimore pic.twitter.com/4ANwpLPNBI

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Citizens cleaning up Baltimore. Rec and Parks crews now helping. #Baltimore pic.twitter.com/pEekSBZVAz

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[Top image via AP]