1. The Punisher takes a break from crushing crime to mentor some youth
Normally, Marvel’s The Punisher is a vigilante famous for violently killing off every criminal who crosses his path. This time, however, a man in a Punisher shirt instead took a peaceful approach, encouraging others not to provoke the police.
They not showing this on the news #BaltimoreRiots https://t.co/ZRS1Vvvco2
— AC (@ACFromDaBranch) April 27, 2015
2. A mother thrashes her deadbeat son for taking part in the looting.
You’ve almost certainly seen this video by now, but how could this list be complete without it?
3. Another parent, searching for their son in a minivan.
https://twitter.com/ajplus/status/592813300779503616/photo/1
4. These youngsters decided to do their part helping clean up near a gutted CVS.
Milan, 8, and Zamarai, 9, are classmates and live nearby the CVS. "We wanted to help the community out." pic.twitter.com/mEbawmQ9qW
— Nicolás Medina Mora (@MedinaMora) April 28, 2015
5. The Bloods and Crips announced a ceasfire…but for peace, not to attack cops.
6. Other residents do their part in the clean-up effort.
7. This guy was reportedly standing watch outside a 7-Eleven to keep it from getting looted.
8. Several suit-wearing men, mostly associated with the Nation of Islam, patrol the streets hoping to disperse crowds.
9. Retired football star and Baltimore legend Ray Lewis tells kids to get their act together.
I’ve got a message for the rioters in Baltimore. #BaltimoreRiots
Posted by Ray Lewis on Tuesday, April 28, 2015
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