Their stores were burned, ransacked and looted. What's next for Minneapolis-area small business owners in danger of losing livelihoods?

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As looters ransacked his St. Paul store, a business owner hid in the bathroom and whispered to 911.

MINNEAPOLIS — Brandy Moore likened the charred remains of her south Minneapolis clothing store and recording studio to the pangs for equality that minorities here feel.

Moore, a black woman, said she started the business from the trunk of her car once she left a job with Minneapolis Public Schools in 2011 to pursue her passion for fashion and music. As looters ransacked his St. Paul store, this business owner hid in the bathroom and whispered to 911 He felt as if he were in a movie, the St. Paul native said. As display cases were shattered and electronics taken from inside his store, he whispered to 911 dispatch asking for help.

Segal sat in his vehicle for hours as rioters peed in his store and took items ranging from knick-knacks and DVDs to a snow-blower. He said coronavirus concerns forced him to close his business for the better part of two months. They'd been reopened a little more than a week when the building was ransacked.

"Indefensible what happened to Mr. Floyd, but this doesn't make it better. And I don't know what does."While Moore and Segal both said they are insured, they don't believe insurance alone will enough to replace everything they've lost. People typically see business owner and think"wealth," Segal said.Understanding insurance policies can be difficult for many small business owners, said Allison Sharkey, executive director of the, which supports local companies.

"When you get it out the mud — meaning when you get it on your own, no handouts ... someone just handing you money doesn't equate," she said."It's deeper than that."

 

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When will someone speak up and report the difference between rioters and protesters?

Too bad he didn't have a bunker to hide in like some cowards that talk tough who shall remain nameless

Clearly, business owners need to be law abiding gun owners.

TRUMP is the 'KING of LOOTERS!!!' DON the CON has 'LOOTED' MULTIPLE BILLIONS of American dollars from INNUMERABLE BANKS & then DEFAULTED on his Loans! Just ask DEUTCH BANK!!! ('When the looting starts, the shooting starts!') DON the CON . .. 'The KING of LOOTERS!!!'

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Dallas Man Viciously Beaten, Kicked For Defending BusinessA small business owner was brutally beaten by looters because he dared to defend his store. he wasn’t defending his business. he was running around with a sword. even I did my research better than you smh thugs
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'A building can be rebuilt but a human life cannot': Minneapolis business ownerRuhel Islam and his daughter Hafsa talk with Joy Reid about their support for protests calling for justice for the killing of George Floyd at the hands of police, even as those protests have led to the burning of the family restaurant. I totally agree with this man thinking You probably have no paycheck, and can probably not rebuild...at least not with the people who burned down your shop If you agree with this violence, you may have just signed your ticket to the homeless shelter Correct, while the violence is sad to see people are fed up of all the killing of black people. Good luck hope you all rebuild.
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