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πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Authorities in California were forced to shut down businesses from Newport Pier to Pacific Coast Highway due to non-residents wreaking havoc on July 4th. Hundreds of people reportedly swarmed police officers and threw debris at them before fighting each other.

Newport Beach stores were also looted, according to local reports, including a Pavilions grocery store. Video footage shows a massive amount of trash and debris left outside the store.

Authorities say about 100 people were arrested and multiple police officers were injured.
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Inspiration Incident Evening Update

Just after 6:00 p.m. this evening, the San Bernardino County Fire Protection District responded to reports of a vegetation fire near W. 59th Street and N. I Street in San Bernardino. The first-arriving engine company reported approximately 3 acres burning in medium fuels with a rapid rate of spread.

Firefighters immediately initiated an aggressive direct attack, working to stop the forward progress of the fire while constructing containment lines. At the height of the incident, more than 150 firefighters were assigned. Ground crews utilized hose lines, hand tools, dozers, and aircraft to slow the fire’s advance and protect threatened areas.

Forward progress of the fire was stopped in approximately 90 minutes. Firefighters will remain on scene throughout the night conducting mop-up operations and strengthening containment lines. There are no reported damage to structures.

The fire is currently estimated at 23.5 acres and is 30% contained.