Across Downtown Pittsburgh, city workers, volunteers clean up after protests

Pittsburgh Public Works employees board up the Pittsburgh Police Zone 2 substation at Liberty Avenue and Sixth Street Downtown on Sunday a day after violence erupted during the protests over the death of George Floyd. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

Maintenance worker Matt Demitras shovels broken glass outside a GNC store on Wood Street in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after violence erupted during the protests over the death of George Floyd. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

A man who wished to not be named sweeps broken glass outside a Chipotle restaurant on Forbes Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after violence erupted during the protests over the death of George Floyd. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

A person walks past a boarded-up Cardamone’s salon at Wood Street and Forbes Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after violence erupted during the protests over the death of George Floyd. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

A busted window in seen on a building on Wood Street in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after violence erupted during the protests over the death of George Floyd. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

Spray-painted messages are seen outside the Steel Plaza light rail station in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after violence erupted during the protests over the death of George Floyd. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

A boarded up CVS store is seen on Forbes Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after violence erupted during the protests over the death of George Floyd. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

A person on a bicycle rides past a damaged Dollar Bank along Forbes Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after violence erupted during the protests over the death of George Floyd. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

Russell Johnson, a maintenance worker for a nearby law firm, sweeps glass from in front of the Market Square Starbucks in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after violence erupted during the protests over the death of George Floyd. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

The Hello Bistro restaurant is seen with a busted window on Forbes Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after violence erupted during the protests over the death of George Floyd. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

Spray-painted messages are seen outside a store on Wood Street in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after violence erupted during the protests over the death of George Floyd. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

A spray-painted message is seen outside PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after violence erupted during the protests over the death of George Floyd. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

A Five Guys employee looks out a busted window at the Downtown Pittsburgh restaurant as he sweeps up glass Sunday a day after protests over the death of George Floyd turned violent. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

People help clean and board up windows at the CVS store on Forbes Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after protests over the death of George Floyd turned violent. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

Empty hangers hang in front of a store along Wood Street in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after protests over the death of George Floyd turned violent. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

People take in the damage at an Einsteins Bros. Bagels shop in Downtown Pittsburgh on Sunday a day after protests over the death of George Floyd turned violent. Police and protest organizers say those who burned vehicles and destroyed property likely were from out of the area.

Downtown storefronts and bank buildings get adorned with wood paneling on Sunday.

Downtown storefronts and bank buildings get adorned with wood paneling on Sunday.

Downtown storefronts and bank buildings get adorned with wood paneling on Sunday.

The PNC building on Liberty Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh is surrounded by plywood walls on Sunday, a day after protests over the death of George Floyd turned violent.