A convicted criminal in Sweden is set to collect legal fees from a group of police officers who were working during a riot.

The protestors blocked the building’s driveway, all while shouting pro-Palestinian slogans, and splashed the structure with red paint.

"There is grave danger among us in Ireland that should never be here in the first place," McGregor posted.

"These are scenes that we have not seen in decades," a police official said, blaming them on people being "radicalized through social media."

There was schadenfreude all around when a loudmouth social media personality got what she deserved after inciting a riot.

The AG signaled earlier this year on social media he was willing to use the full power of the law to keep order in the state.

It seems like the age-old idea of "accountability" no longer applies to the elites in this country and people have just about had enough.

According to Brandon Johnson, referring to dozens of teens looting a convenience store as a "mob action" is the real problem.

St. Louis is paying off some of the people it arrested in 2017 when rioting led to the injury of multiple police officers.

Social media influencer Kai Cenat was charged with inciting a riot after a gathering of his followers turned violent.