Original sentence: In 2001, Seattle, Washington, USA's Mardi Gras celebrations were marred by increasing levels of violence, culminating in "Fat Tuesday" riots in Pioneer Square on February 27 when one man, Kris Kime, was killed, and 70 or more were injured
Edited sentence: 1 Victim (Kris Kime) died of his injuries after he stepped in to assist a woman being brutally assaulted.During Seattle's 2001 Fat Tuesday (Mardi Gras) celebration, a riot broke out.Even though several of the (black) perpetrators admited to racial motivation in their attacks, not a single one was charged by the prosecutors with hate crimes, in spite of the police reports encouraging them to do so.Fortunately for those who wished to sweep the entire incident under the rug, Seattle had its worst eartquake in 37 years the day after Mardi Gras ended, Thus distracting most peoples attention.General acts of disorder, however, seemed to be spread across all demographic groups.Most of the violence was due to roving groups of Blacks singling out white victims & viciously assaulting them.Multiple sexual assaults were also reported.Suprisingly enough, they concluded it didn't.The Seattle establishment & media at first tried to deny the nature of the attacks, but too much video footage was out for them to cover it up.The Seattle police force later voted a resolution of "no confidence" in him.The chief of police ordered the police at the scene not to intervene, supposedly because he feared escalation of the violence.The city then attempted to have closed task force meetings to determine what went on, but public protest forced them to open the meetings.The city, giving in to pressure by the Seattle Urban League, forbade any discussion (among the task force members) of what role race may have had in the riots