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Cleanup begins after second night of George Floyd protests in Greensboro

City crews have blocked off Elm Street in the downtown corridor to begin cleaning up damage.

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Greensboro city crews are cleaning up damage Monday morning following the second night of protests surrounding the death of George Floyd. 

Sunday night, protests began peacefully until outsiders began shattering windows of downtown businesses. The Lincoln Financial building was damaged along with other small shops. 

City crews said they will have parts of Elm Street blocked at times as they clean up broken glass and debris. 

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