Suspected Arsonists Sought By Cleveland Police

CLEVELAND — Police are looking for two men who may have set fire to property in downtown Cleveland during the May 30 protests.

In a video released by police, a group of men can be seen gathering around a trailer. The men set fire to cardboard and pieces of paper and toss them through an open window into the trailer.

The May 30 protests in downtown Cleveland were intended to be peaceful demonstrations against police brutality. Investigators believe a small group of people attended the rallies with the intent of becoming violent.

Cleveland police are investigating the numerous acts of vandalism that occurred during the May 30 protests. Police Chief Calvin Williams has vowed to bring everyone responsible for property destruction to justice.

Information and crime tips about Saturday's unrest can be provided to Crimestoppers by calling 216-25-CRIME. Video and photos can be uploaded to the Cleveland police website to aid law enforcement.

Cleveland police are also investigating complaints made against officers. That information can be provided at the same links and phone numbers.