Apple Stores caught in protests in multiple US cities

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The Apple Store on Walnut Street in Philadelphia is closed
This Apple Store in Philadelphia was the site of protests this weekend.
Photo: Apple

Several Apple Stores have been damaged and most are closed today amid protests in major cities across the United States.

Posts on Twitter show multiple Apple retail locations that have been broken into.

The company chose to close most locations on Sunday, according to Bloomberg. And it said in a statement, “With the health and safety of our teams in mind, we’ve made the decision to keep a number of our stores in the US closed on Sunday.”

This is happening just as the company began reopening retail locations after shuttering them for months because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Twitter shows Apple Stores drawn into protests

Posts on Twitter show the damage down to numerous Apple retail locations. Zane Sparling, a reporter with the Portand Tribune, posted about the Portland store.

The situation is similar at the Philadelphia Apple store.

And these are just a couple of examples. There are numerous others.

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