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I live in Santa Monica. It was one of the worst things I've ever seen. Total chaos.

Looters had free reign, essentially, for an hour or two. Police were just completely outmaned.

They couldn't be everywhere at once. They hit Thurstreet, Promenade, an extremely

wealthy area part of town, extremely popular with tourists. That's where everybody shops.

A lot of brand name stores there and hundreds of looters just had a free for all there.

They just ransacked a bunch of the stores there. They set a couple stores on fire.

I walked through there this morning and it was just an absolute disaster zone. It almost looked

like another country. It was extremely disappointing to see. And the Santa Monica Police Chief

is taking a lot of heat because of it now. There's a recall petition out for her.

That is well. It happened all across America. All kinds of different places. There's a lot of

coverage of New York because it's the biggest city and it's because we're all the media.

But I mean, similar sort of thing where it just looked like the looters had free reign

for hours. They did to just do whatever they wanted. I mean, in complete light, you know,

the big city lights just shining right on you. Just walking up the big well-lit stores and smashing

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