For the second consecutive night, Philadelphia witnessed widespread looting and chaos as mobs targeted various businesses, including GameStops, beauty shops, sneaker stores, and electronics retailers. The looting spree also saw a Wells Fargo ATM being ripped out and stolen. Reportedly, Interim Police Commissioner John Stanford emphasised that the looters were not affiliated with the protest but instead described them as "a bunch of criminal opportunists." In response, all state-run liquor stores in Philadelphia have been temporarily closed, and Over 50 arrests were made in connection with the unrest. US: Mass Looting And Rioting Breaks Out in Philadelphia After Judge Dismisses Charge Against Cop Who Shot Dead A Man, Police Activate Citywide Rapid Response (Watch Videos).

Looting Spree Continues in Philadelphia

HAPPENING NOW: Widespread looting in Philadelphia during 2nd night of unrest; Rioters seen clearing out a pharmacy and carrying TVs out of a WalMart

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ALERT: Second night of looting in Philadelphia - Liquor store (FINE WINE & GOOD SPIRITS) robbedpic.twitter.com/wYdz241gs4

— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) September 28, 2023

Liquor Stores Robbed

BREAKING: 2nd Night of Looting Now in Philadelphia. Again PA state liquor store was hit. Bottles dropped outside by looters as ⁦@PhillyPolice⁩ arrived. This is on Adams Ave. Police just made at one arrest where a sneaker store on Torresdale Ave was being looted too. pic.twitter.com/gVCDLJ6Jx8

— Steve Keeley (@KeeleyFox29) September 28, 2023

🚨#BREAKING: All philly liquor stores have been closed today after at least 18 were broken after last night’s mass looting in Philadelphia pic.twitter.com/0Btz2jASv2

— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) September 27, 2023

Wells Fargo ATM Stolen 

Wells Fargo ATM ripped out and stolen during looting.#Philadelphia pic.twitter.com/kaVeN2CR9M

— Rebecca Brannon (@RebsBrannon) September 28, 2023

Businesses Ransacked for Second Consecutive Night

Numerous GameStops, beauty and sneaker shops, electronics stores -

All boarded up overnight during a second night of looting.#Philadelphia pic.twitter.com/BNM1tVOUMF

— Rebecca Brannon (@RebsBrannon) September 28, 2023