Cleanup efforts are underway in several cities on Monday following a weekend of protests over the death of George Floyd. The 46-year-old died after he was pinned to the ground by Minneapolis police. One of the officers, Derek Chauvin, was charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter on Friday.

In a video obtained by TMZ Sports, Smith is seen kicking and punching a man who allegedly smashed Smith’s car window in Los Angeles, California during the protests.

Clashes with police, vandalism and looting began on Sunday night following a peaceful rally in downtown Boston. A police cruiser was set on fire while several shops were looted.

Protesters in Minneapolis hit the streets despite a citywide curfew as demonstrations over George Floyd’s death continue across the United States. Earlier in the day, Attorney General Keith Ellison joined the prosecution against officer Derek Chauvin, and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said state information systems were hit with denial-of-service cyberattacks.

Law enforcement fired tear gas and flash bangs to disperse the protesters after blazes were set outside the White House. According to journalists, President Trump was briefly moved to an underground bunker as scenes escalated near the presidential palace. Sunday marks the sixth straight day of protests following the death of George Floyd.

Several YouTubers spoke out against Jake Paul after he was seen in several videos at the site of a mall being looted in Scottsdale, Arizona during protests against the death of George Floyd. He later said was not "engaged in any looting or vandalism."

California state departments will be closed on Monday following a weekend of protests. In San Francisco and the Bay Area, curfews were imposed in multiple cities on Sunday night. The broader LA County was also placed under a 12-hour curfew from 6pm-6am.

Photojournalists around the country captured the scenes as hundreds hit the streets to protest the death of George Floyd over the weekend.

Protesters and police continued to clash in demonstrations on Sunday evening after peaceful protests in the afternoon. Arrests were made by a large number of law enforcement personnel at the Barclays Center. On Saturday, members of the New York Police Department were filmed driving into protesters and multiple police cars were reported damaged. President Trump later called the NYPD “New York’s finest” and said that they “must be allowed to do their job.”

Here are the voices of some of the protesters who swarmed the Fairfax District on Saturday.

Amid backlash to his overall response to the weekend protests in NYC, Bill de Blasio announced that an investigation into the NYPD's actions — which includes driving vehicles into protestors captured on video — is underway. But de Blasio also defended the police, saying "some things were done the right way."

Protests over the murder of George Floyd have been both peaceful and violent across the US over the last week, but in some cities, people have shown moments of solidarity in which police officers have joined in the protests.

At a press conference on Saturday, Minnesota leaders said that the majority of those being destructive during the protests about George Floyd's death in the Twin Cities were from out of state, and that officials have begun contact tracing arrestees. Later, the US president Tweeted, "It’s ANTIFA and the Radical Left. Don’t lay the blame on others!"

As protests continue against police brutality and the killing of George Floyd, the Canadian artist took to social media with a strong message for all of his contemporaries who are condemning protesters for looting and destroying property.

The Borussia Dortmund player celebrated his goal on Sunday in the team's match against Paderborn by revealing a t-shirt under his jersey which read "Justice for George Floyd." A number of Bundesliga athletes joined the chorus of international voices protesting the death of George Floyd.

Journalists reporting on protests have been arrested by police in Minneapolis and New York City, while numerous reports of officers shooting media with rubber bullets or pepper balls continued to emerge in Louisville and Washington DC. These incidents follow the widely reported arrest of CNN reporter @OmarJimenez on Friday.

As violence has escalated around the nation between protestors and law enforcement, some demonstrations saw police officers join the protests over George Floyd's death.