Protestors break the windows of an NYPD squad car after a peaceful protest turned violent on May 30, 2020. (Photo: Ryland West/ALM)

Over the last year, many communities have faced large riots and protests that destroyed public and private property and resulted in hundreds of injuries. While these events carry a certain amount of unpredictability, an organization's planning and response to these events can minimize losses, and most importantly, keep people safe. 

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