Louisville TV Reporter Shot With Rubber Bullets During Live Broadcast Covering Street Protests

Viewers of British morning show “Sunday Brunch” received some unexpected slapstick courtesy of host Tim Lovejoy.

The Louisville community is mourning after a local business owner was shot and killed by law enforcement as he ran a food stand during protests early Monday. David McAtee, known as «the BBQ Man,» used to feed police officers for free, CBS affiliate WKLY-TV reports.

Televangelist Pat Robertson publicly scolded President Donald Trump during “The 700 Club” Tuesday, saying that his response to the unrest after George Floyd’s death “isn’t cool.”

Kim Kardashian was horrified after seeing that a high school student was shot with rubber bullets at a peaceful protest in Minneapolis on Monday (June 1).

Cultural appropriation icon Kim Kardashian West has generously offered to come through financially for a protester who was seriously injured by rubber bullets shot by police officers during this past weekend’s nationwide protests.

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Between his fan-favorite GOLF store getting damaged during the Los Angeles, Calif. protests and the four white cops who murdered an innocent Black man named George Floyd last week in Minnesota, Tyler, the Creator is only condemning one of these acts.

As tensions escalated across the United States during protests over the death of George Floyd, many journalists found themselves in the crosshairs of covering an unprecedented moment with some getting hit by rubber and pepper bullets. MSNBC host Ali Velshi, who has been reporting live from Minneapolis, tweeted Saturday that he had been hit by rubber bullets "but I am fine," he posted.

Insecureactor Kendrick Sampson was hit by rubber bullets fired by LAPD while protesting George Floyd’s death in Los Angeles on Saturday. While live on his Instagram during the protest, officers could be seen firing rubber bullets at the actor and other protestors.

"Insecure" actor Kendrick Sampson has been injured while protesting. The actor is among the thousands of individuals around the nation that have taken to the streets to protest police brutality.

Insecure actor Kendrick Sampson was out on the frontlines during one of Los Angeles' protests. Sadly, the 32-year-old star was a victim of police brutality during one of his demonstrations in West Hollywood in support of his Build Power Initiative, which was co-organized by Black Lives Matter at Pan Pacific Park.

By Brian Steinberg

Actor Kendrick Sampson of the HBO comedy “Insecure” was hit with rubber bullets fired by Los Angeles police officers during a Saturday protest in response to the death of George Floyd.