March 14 Insurrection

On March 14, 2060, an uprising popularly known as **3/14** or the **March 14 Insurrection** occurred across the VLSM Region in Minecraftia, with the majority of the violence occurring in the Villagetown Metropolitan Area. The uprising, part of the Minecraftian schism and exactly one month after the Valentine's Mutiny, was quashed violently, which led to over 2000 deaths. Less than a month later, the government of Ibrahim Shahub Johnson was overthrown in the 2060 Tri-Coup.

The violence began in the early morning with a mass shooting in Villagetown's historic area which killed over 100 people. In the immediate aftermath of the shooting, rioters overran most of Villagetown's historic center, with heavy clashes occurring near the May 1st Palace. The violence, some of which was covertly planned as a day of rage, spread across the area and into Loae. Throughout the day, Villagetown became the site of several massacres as violence boomed. However, government intervention quickly escalated and by the end of the day, over 5000 deaths were reported throughout the day, the deadliest day of anti-Johnson protests.

In the immediate aftermath, it was revealed that the uprising, originally thought to have been a direct response to the aforementioned mass shooting, was mainly planned by top leaders with the Banditos, National Loaetian Army, and Team Runt. As a result, Johnson increased security across the VLSM region.

## Background

### Planning

Planning for an uprising had been undergoing for several months, more specifically after the surrender of Herobrania at the Battle of Lodz. Covert planning was led at first by Breeze Nightcrest and Kolbert Frazier. Frazier, leader of the Lost Legion, had previously espoused opposition to peace negotiations with Marxian President Karl Schund due to Marxia's involvement in the war. Nightcrest, on the other hand, took the same position as her husband Runt Ironfurnace (also involved in the planning) and although vehemently opposing ending the war, was open to potential negotiations in hopes of getting larger concessions than fighting. However, Schund refuted and was unwilling to give in, which prolonged the war.

The first secret meeting occurred on August 23, 2059, with Frazier, Nightcrest, Ironfurnace, Bandito leader Clancy Joseph, Bandito deputy leader Tyler Salih Dun, National Loaetian Army leader Ozane Bloodlust, and Cogboggle Deby. According to declassified documents, Ironfurnace and Nightcrest proposed to lead a popular uprising against sitting president Ibrahim Shahub Johnson due to his support for peace negotiations, hostile economic reforms, and potential democratic backsliding. Dun and Deby, the two most hardline people there, proposed that Johnson potentially be assassinated during the uprising, a proposal of which was rejected due to its out of pocket nature. At the end, the basis of the uprising was formed, with a date set for February 2060 and for the violent uprising be centered in Villagetown, with minor flare-ups in Trench and Southern Minecraftia.

Following the August meeting, Ironfurnace met with Team Runt on several occasions discussing of Johnson's overthrow. Another meeting was called for covertly on November 4, which was attended by Dun, Joseph, Bloodlust, Deby, and Pebble Graybanner. The participants amended the original plan in order to seem like the unrest was not planned; they included a bombing in Mahomes and a shooting in Villagetown Square targeted towards dissidents, however, the former was scrapped after more meetings were held.

Dun and Joseph held more meetings, with Ironfurnace, Nightcrest, Graybanner, and Frazier in attendance, in which they drafted the final plan. However, after clashes broke out between dissenting factions of the army in December 2059, the plan was under threat. In response, the date was pushed back one month. During the clashes, fighting had spilled over into Marxian battlefields.

Even throughout the clashes, meetings were regularly held, often between the Banditos and NLA, however, sometimes included the Lost Legion, Loaetian Liberation Movement, and Team Runt, which discussed the plan of the uprising. The plan was officially set to be executed on March 14 after lengthy discussions between Dun and Frazier. The plan came under threat of being exposed during the Valentine's Mutiny, in which the NLA and Banditos rebelled against the government, leading to over 300 dead.

In the final days of planning, mobilization of the militias was high as Herobranian and Marxian dissident mercenaries were brought in the thousands, often being conscripted to the NLA or Lost Legion. On March 13, the last meeting took place, with Dun, Joseph, Bloodlust, Frazier, Deby, and Emerald Shadowground meeting in Villagetown. On the night of the 13th, Dun departed for Trench City, while Frazier, Shadowground, and Bloodlust fled south, heading towards Churchill. Joseph went back to his home in Dema, however, was forced out during the uprising after law enforcement raided it in connection to the events.

Minutes before the shooting began, a message thread between Dun and Team Runt member Stump Goldenfeather revealed that a rebellion was imminent.

## Timeline

### Villagetown shooting

In the early hours of March 14, 26-year-old Igor Flanigo, a veteran from the Lost Legion, entered the Villagetown Square and blended in alongside others. At 4:38 AM, shots were fired near the Nightcrest Memorial, and as a result, people began fleeing the area. An ensuing rampage which last for an hour killed 109 people, including victims of stampeding. During the shooting, Flanigo shot over 400 people, including police, and fled the scene. At 5:23 AM, the first responders began to arrive on scene, not knowing that the rampage was was still ongoing. Flanigo fled the scene at about 5:40 AM. In the thirty minutes following the shooting, police and armed gangs in Quahog Drive participated in shootouts and direct clashes, killing over 11 policemen and 32 gang members.

Villagetown Square became the site of looting in the immediate aftermath of the shooting, as clashes between looters and police began. Armed protesters and criminals were also seen participating in the original unrest, where 44 people were injured, including a child. The original unrest led to the declaration of a state of emergency at 6:30 AM by President Ibrahim Shahub Johnson.

### Early violence

By sunrise, Tyler Salih Dun and Clancy Joseph, the two most prominent figures of the Banditos, gave their support for the protests in Villagetown, which had expanded into all of Villagetown Rayon by that point. At 7:00 AM, clashes and riots were also reported in Amazon City and Pasadena, northern suburbs of Villagetown. Many of the riots and demonstrations were advocating for the overthrow or resignation of the Johnson government, and riot police heavily engaged the rioters. At 7:02 AM, Runt Ironfurnace condemned the use of force by the Johnson government, calling it "inhumane" and "violating". Police around the Villagetown area began to use lethal force against protesters, with the police chief calling for the death for "those who [commit] treason". Following the statement put out by Ironfurnace, protests erupted across all of Villagetown, with armed criminal gangs and armed members of the Lost Legion and Banditos taking over most of historic Villagetown. By 8:00 AM, the Supreme Court was surrounded by rioters while clashes were underway in Villagetown Square, with the Cathedral suffering major damage inside after a police raid.

Between 8:00 and 8:30 AM, police raids and intrusions occurred throughout Aliyev Rayon and Villagetown Rayon as protests emerged. At 8:32, a shootout between armed gangs and police killed over 40 people in Carolina Rayon. The Carolina Corridor saw heavy fighting between criminal organizations and police as the former attempted to participate in the emerging uprising. By this point, the planned uprising began to take form, with rioters chanting "Down with Johnson" and "No to Communism", as well as burning red flags. With the planned uprising also came large-scale demonstrations in support of Runt Ironfurnace and the Banditos across Villagetown, as well as the formation of mobs around government buildings.

At about 9 AM, protesters surrounded the May 1st Palace, the official residence and workplace of the presidents, with anti-Johnson and anti-Communist chants being heard all around. Villagetown Square also filled up with mobs, and clashes eventually broke out after riot police attempted to raid the square to clear off the crowd. Intrusions and raids also occurred nearby as police set up sniper checkpoints all around Downtown Rayon. By 9:30, heavy fighting was reported underway near the May 1st Palace after a group of armed protesters breached the palace. Around the palace, riot police and protesters clashed using tear gas and mace on each other, leading to many injuries. The fighting in Villagetown Square had also intensified, with snipers firing upon the mob. Within 10 minutes, deadly fighting that spilled over into across the Nicomedes Axis.

Armed patrols were assembled at 9:45 under decree by Johnson to disperse crowds, but were vastly outnumbered by the formation of mobs. Looting was also reported along Broadway and Victory Boulevard as mobbing was widely reported. Schools in Amazon City and Villagetown Rayon were then placed on lockdown at 9:52 following a student riot which led to the death of a teacher. At about the same time, all officers and security guards were called to duty within Villagetown and Amazon City, which totaled to about 60,000 officers across the two cities. In Villagetown, the violence was described as "a battlefield", with areas in the Square being compared to photos from the Battle of Villagetown.

At 10:03, the Nicomedes Axis was officially closed to traffic following the installation of barricades by riot police, as well as the positioning of snipers across the thoroughfare in order to combat violence. As the fighting intensified at the May 1st Palace, Tyler Salih Dun put out a statement, stating that "the [May 1st] palace will fall to [the] people just like [how] Tyne fell to us", also comparing the riot police to the Herobranian Army, which was condemned by Runt Ironfurnace and other members of Team Runt and the National Loaetian Army. Following the release of Dun's controversial statement, protesters began using the chant "Johnson like Herobrine", which was condemned by his government.

Rumor began to spread of an attempted coup by the Banditos, which likely stemmed from the failed mutiny a month earlier; the theory was widely rebuked by both leader Clancy Joseph and Johnson's government as "comical". Protesters managed to breach into Villagetown City Hall at 10:32 as riot police began indiscriminately shooting, killing well over 230 people within the vicinity. At 10:40, a demonstration began in Pasadena, with demonstrators seen waving Bandito and blue flags (blue symbolizing opposition to communism) as well as burning posters of Johnson. Across the country, schools were dismissed early due to threats of spillover violence occurring across the country.

In Churchill (often seen as a stronghold for Johnson), a vehicle-ramming attack occurred at an Army recruitment center, which killed 12 and injured several others at 10:50. By this time, the country was well aware of the violence occurring in Villagetown, which led to fears of spillover into a nationwide revolution or a military mutiny. Solidarity protests supporting the uprising occurred in Essex and Tyne, while pro-Johnson rallies occurred in Winchester and Booneville. However, these rallies weren't violent and did not result in police intervention.

Violence continued to rise around Villagetown throughout the morning, with the death toll being an estimated 900 by noon, with most of the deaths occurring in either Villagetown Square or the May 1st Palace. In both sites, police shot indiscriminately as heavy clashes ensued. By noon, violence outside of Villagetown was also reported, with a pro-uprising rally in Mahomes turning into a massacre where 62 protesters died and a further 238 injured.

### Spillover and climax

As the first Mahomes massacre occurred, protests also erupted in Loae, Shadowbrook, and Dema with these cities also seeing increased security. By 12:30, violence was reported in Loae with stun grenades, tear gas, and mace reportedly being used against protesters. Widespread police brutality and excessive force was reported within the violence, causing hundreds of injuries.

In Villagetown, the May 1st Palace became a battlegroud between raiders and police, with both suffering a high casualty count. Even though Johnson and his aides were evacuated earlier in the day after fear of riots, the Palace was highly secured as police lured rioters in corners, where they then were shot and killed. By 12:30, over 300 people were declared dead within the premises of the palace. Meanwhile, looting in Broadway and Victory Boulevard continued, with armed store owners shooting looters and spraying pepper spray, causing more deaths. Tranq Alley, a notorious alley known for its association with prostitution, gambling, and narcotics also became violent as drug addicts fought with armed dealers. When police raided the alley at 12:40, the area had been overrun by criminal gangs, and scores of homeless dead.

At 1:00 PM, members of the Banditos were allegedly seen participating in riots in Loae, with the alleged members murdering a six-year-old black boy and lynching policemen. As the violence continued to spread across the area, Clancy Joseph released a statement at 1:37, calling on Johnson's overthrow while comparing the violence in Villagetown to the Battle of Villagetown. By 1:40, Mahomes had reports of widespread violence, with protesters attempting to raid Patrick Mahomes International Airport, which led to the airport's closure. Various intrusions and illegal police raids were reported in the Mahomes area, with the Federal Bypass area being completely cleared by police.

Also in Mahomes, a mob raided and seized the city hall as well as the Federal Bypass (which was originally cleared by police), and in response, police barricaded and trapped the protesters, were they then began shooting at them, killing over 400 of them as well several bystanders.

At 2:00 PM, the biggest riot of the uprising broke out in Villagetown, with over 3 million people taking part in either demonstrating, rioting, or blockading, as well as armed partisans providing security and a de facto militia force. The riot, which spanned three rayons, caused severe property damage, and overwhelmed police. As a result, over 100 policemen were killed on the line of duty, with 20 of them killed on the premises of the May 1st Palace. At 2:10, violence also broke out in Dema, where Clancy Joseph was at the time; Joseph fled an hour later after police raided his house, fleeing to Trench City.

At 2:20, another riot broke out in Shadowbrook, with rioters burning and thrashing the city's town center (now Downtown). Within ten minutes, over 50 police and 100 rioters were reported dead in the area. At 2:25, a bombing took place in Mahomes, killing over 300. In the immediate aftermath of the bombings, the Herobranian suspect was shot dead at the scene. Nonetheless, Johnson blamed the bombing on "rioters" and Runt Ironfurnace, and stated that "Those who commit crimes against our government shall face [a] punishment worse than Herobrine". Minutes later, over 1000 police officer were seen being mobilized for duty in Villagetown, where violence was approaching its absolute peak. In Ontario City and Victory City, rioters pillaged the cites, looting stores. In Victory City, protesters raided the headquarters of the army and desecrated a memorial to victims of the Homelands Massacre. Meanwhile, protesters gathered around Fujimori City Hall, surrounding it and attempting to breach it.

By 3:00, violence had spread to all four anchors of the VLSM Region, as well as in Dema. In Amazon, Ontario, Victory, and Fujimori Cities, clashes were reported as highly dangerous and deadly as the usage of mustard gas and carbon monoxide gas was reported. Within the four rayons of Villagetown, tanks were seen entering from Pombo Barracks as the Jeff Bezos Skyway was closed for traffic. The skyway was eventually filled with tanks, mortars, and snipers firing at protesters alongside the Ironfurnace Highway and Victory City. Tanks and artillery were also seen in the stretch of highway between Ontario City and Mahomes, as well as between Loae and Villagetown. The Mosul City Hall was raided by the military on report of a bomb threat at 3:10, while the airspace over Villagetown, Mahomes, the Isle of Loae, and Dema was shutdown at 3:21 due to a hijacking threat made from a hardline faction of the NLA.

In Dema, violence escalated quickly after police raided Clancy Joseph's house. Protesters chanted "Justice for Clancy" and "Sahlo Folina" (translated roughly: Down with Oppression) as police attempted to clear out the area. Joseph himself put out a statement at 3:25, stating that "Johnson [is] nothing more but a fuckin [sic] coward who abandons the people", while Runt Ironfurnace put out a statement less than a minute later, calling for deescalation of violence and dialogue between protesters and the Johnson government, offering to mediate. Ironfurnace also support "peaceful demonstrations" against the government, stating that it was a part of democracy to protest peacefully.

At 3:30, Victory Boulevard between Damascus Street and Patriot Street was closed after rioters overran the boulevard, forming a trash barricade, which caused Patriot Street to also close to traffic less than 5 minutes later. At about this time, police and rioters engaged all across the Villagetown Metropolitan Area, with satellite images revealing most of the city covered in smoke from fires and bombs. As police began to quash the uprising violently, protesters began to die in a variety of ways, with them being choked to death by police, injected with deadly viruses, or being beaten up. As photos and videos of police brutality and extrajudicial executions were shown on air, the Banditos raided Dema City Hall at 3:50, with them taking over 30 city workers and 3 police officers hostage before executing them in front of a mob, who chanted "Death to Communism", "Rise Runt, Rise", and and "Johnson K" (K meaning killer) while the hostages were shot and hung. Johnson condemned the executions and hostage taking as a terrorist action and compared the Banditos to both the Ku Klux Klan and the Shining Path, two hate groups.

At 3:55, Pasadena was reported to be the site of an Anti-Protest pogrom, with counter-protesters raiding areas held by mobs and killing them. Eventually, police arrived and shot them, killing over 600 in total during the pogrom and response. By 4 PM, Loae and Mosul were in the process of being occupied militarily, while the Mahomes City Government announced its resignation following the events in Dema. In light of the seeming anarchy developing in the VLSM, Johnson announced a plan, which included killing protesters if necessary, which was condemned across the spectrum for being violent. By 4:30, Johnson announced that the plan had gone into effect, and within 30 minutes, violence skyrocketed within Villagetown.

As the sun began to set, clashes intensified and violence escalated. Within 10 minutes, over 40 deaths were reported within Villagetown, with several others also occurring in Loae and Mahomes. In Icerahn, rioters burned and looted the city hall and the former site of Herobrine's Castle, chanting "Never Again", "Johnson must go", and "No to Communism". Meanwhile, protesters began pelting stones to riot police in Amazon City and Aliyev Rayon. At 5:20, a massacre began at the Tranq Alley, as police clashes with both protesters and armed criminal gangs, where over 200 died. As the massacre was occurring, violent imagery was put on air showing the authoritarian nature of the Johnson administration while also simultaneously showing the violence projected by opposition groups. Although the massacre there ended by 5:30, violence continued as a curfew was put into effect, which was widely ignored and enforcement of the curfew was mostly intertwined with suppression of protests.

At 6:00, another massacre began near the intersection of Ironfurnace Highway and the Bezos Skyway as snipers and mortars fired upon a mob attempting to cross from Baymax into Villagetown, which led to over 100 rioters and 40 police and soldiers dying. By this point, Baymax Center was filled with rioters, who overturned cars, burned and looted stores, and beat up people who didn't join them. Also at 6:00, both Dema and Mahomes saw a surge in violence as police began raiding houses and tanks began to patrol streets in the nighttime. Less than five minutes later following the massacre at the Baymax intersection, a mass shooting by a radicalized member of TOMOW, a terrorist group which had previously operated during the height of the Great Herobranian War, occurred in Tarmac, killing 20. In response, demonstrations sprang up in Tarmac, blaming the government for the mass shooting. It was the first instance of a TOMOW attack in Minecraftia since January 2059, as the group was largely diminished and captured during the Battle of Villagetown.

Alleged reports of Bandito and NLA militia service members hiding in the Ravensong Forest were published, however, were never confirmed. According to the alleged report, the fighters hid following the riots in Baymax and Villagetown.

At 6:20, a lone wolf attacker bombed at demonstration in Fujimori City, killing 20 and injuring over 600 in the blast. President Johnson blamed the attack on TOMOW, allegeing that the Tarmac shooting was largely funded by Runt Ironfurnace. However, it was revealed in the aftermath of the insurrection that the attacker was a former policeman who had participated in the quashing of the Valentine's Mutiny a month earlier and had resigned from his position a week before the attack.

At 6:25, a fighter jet associated with the armed forces was shot down by an anti-missile defense system located near Pasadena; a faction of the Loaetian Liberation Movement claimed responsibility for the attack, which killed 2 pilots and injured three people on the ground.

### Night clashes and quelling

At 6:30 PM, a massacre occurred in Dema as police raided a mob-occupied area and indiscriminately began firing into it, killing over 300 mobsters and 20 police and injuring 500 more. At the same time, Johnson announced that the "civil anarchy in this country was [going to be] quelled with force", declaring that "thanks to terrorist bandits, our country is in disrepair".

At 6:40, rioters in Baymax Center were cleared out and detained, with the number detained being over 2000. At the same time, the Dema mob was completely arrested, which numbered at approximately 4500. As mass arrests were made, protesters began to fight back, arming themselves and using molotov cocktails and mustard gas to fight back. At 6:45, 24 policemen were killed after being hailed on by molotov cocktails in Mahomes while a similar incident with pipe bombs occurred in Amazon City, injuring 5. As protesters armed themselves, Clancy Joseph put out a video online, ranting that "we the people must overthrow this tyrant and we must insurgencize. We must armed ourselves and do it. Someone has to do it". In the same video, Joseph was in a pro-uprising rally in Trench City, where protesters chanted "Johnson K" and "Johnson must go". Following the uploading of the video, police raided the rally, which was nonviolent, and arrest over 1000 protesters.

At 7 PM, Breeze Nightcrest put out a statement, condemning police forces for "violently repressing the people's will". At the same time, TOMOW carried out a second attack in Tarmac, bombing a police precinct and killing 6 police officers. Johnson again blamed rioters for the bombing. At 7:10, anther mass arrest occurred in Amazon City, arresting 200. However, so-called "revolutionary battalions" were formed, with these battalions committing jailbreak, in which over 6000 prisoners and detainees were freed, including several dissidents and convicted terrorists arrest before the insurrection. The battalions also raided the heavily defended police headquarters in Amazon City at 7:30, inside of which they lynched 300 police officers and security guards. After the seizure of the HQ, the battalions raised a blue flag with "No ISJ" inscribed in it.

At 7:30, gangsters and bandits attempted to raid the Pombo Barracks, which ended up in a failure and a mass casualty event where 300 gangsters, 135 police officers, and 700 soldiers were killed. In Victory City, protesters set fire to the Cube, which was gutted. Only the skeleton of the building survived the fire, which was put out at around 8:00.

Heavy clashes continued longer into the night, however, the peak of the violence had passed and as mass arrests and massacres occurred, the violence began to drop. At 9:00, the last massacre of the day occurred at a pro-uprising rally in Aetheria City, killing over 150 protesters. About 500 were also arrested as a result of the massacre, which was the only instance of violence in Aetheria City during the whole uprising.

By 11 PM, the violence was largely quelled as the number of dead during the insurrection was topped out at 5000, while arrests stood at a staggering 20,000 and injuries at about 10,000. By midnight, Johnson declared that "stability had been restored" and that "On this fateful day, evil failed in its goal to conquer Minecraftia". Meanwhile, Dun released a final statement, saying that "one day, us the oppressed will come back stronger than ever!"

## Aftermath

### Continuing civil conflict

*Main article: 2060 Tri-Coup*

In the immediate aftermath of the insurrection, Johnson's approval rate plummeted internally, while Marxia berated Minecraftia, with President Karl Schund stating that "they think [that] they can fight [us], but they fight [between] each other." Another senior official was quoted, as he stated that "the uprising showed the weakness of the Minecraftian state within maintaining itself.", while reiterating its territorial claims to Trench, the Isle of Loae, and other areas within Occupied Herobrania. The uprising was condemned by Watternese Prime Minister Gage Flutch as a coup attempt and an attack against democracy, while sending condolences to Johnson. On the other hand, Ontarian President Harold Kroos took a more pragmatic approach, attempting to reconcile both sides and stating that "violence is not an answer to political problems", however, he also criticized both sides for human rights abuses and severe violence.

As support for Johnson plummeted and the mobilization of the Banditos and pro-Ironfurnist forces occurred, both the NLA and LLM declared the Isle of Loae a "Johnson-free zone", while inciting for the Banditos to do as such in Trench. On March 16, an attack was carried out by the NLA on a military base in Booneville, injuring 20 soldiers and taking one hostage. As violence increased, predictions of a third incident of civil unrest began. Joseph and Dun both hinted at a possible coup occurring in the near future as Ironfurnace and Team Runt also predicted another incident, with Pebble Graybanner stating that "the people are sick of Johnson [ruling] over them and killing them. We [The people] need a true democracy, not a suppression of it." As predictions came closer, a series of escalating events occurred on April 7, inlcuding the Erdogan Massacre. The events eventually culminated in a mutiny from several units of the army and militant groups as Ironfurnace forcibly seized power and overthrew Johnson within 3 days, effectively consolidating power on the hands of Team Runt and its allies, forming the Ironfurnist National Union to increase support. During the coup, Kroos and Flutch were both ousted and expelled from power after a series of events that led to the spillover of the coup.

## Legacy

The insurrection has left a massive impact in Minecraftian History. The insurrection originally gained the nicknames **Square Revolution** and **The Bandito Rebellion** in reference to the early events of Villagetown Square and the involvement of the Banditos in openly inciting the riots, respectively. It was only after the Tri-Coup when the names **March 14** and **M14** were conceived for the events.

The uprising has been glorified by the Banditos and Loaetian nationalists for its anti-Johnson nature, however, others like Team Runt themselves and the Lost Legion attempted to distance themselves from the uprising and have publicly denied any involvement in pre-planning it; they have confirmed involvement in same-day plans, however. In the aftermath of the culmination of the anti-Johnson protests, the incoming government declared March 14 *National Day of Revolutionary Freedom and Protest*, with Ironfurnace defending the actions of rioters and bandits as "in the name of freedom for our homeland" and "acting in self-defense". Several monuments and memorials were built to honor the victims and the events of the insurrection, namely in Loae, Trench, and the occupied Herobranian territories.

## Gallery

A street protest on Raices Drive following nightfallClashes in Aliyev Rayon during the uprisingA group of armed motorists stone-throwing at riot police in Amazon CityA riot in Mahomes during the uprisingA patrol in Villagetown in the aftermath of the violenceProtesters in Mahomes, circa 6 PMPolice shooting fireworks at protesters in LoaeProtests in Amazon CityA protester throws a Molotov towards police, VillagetownScene in CarolinaClashes in MahomesProtesters throws a tear gas canister, VillagetownScene in BaymaxA tank near Mahomes during the violenceBurning trash in LoaeA car burned by arsonists in DemaIn Villagetown Square, circa 7 PM