Cal Anderson Park

People congregate at Cal Anderson Park on June 3rd during the the protests that led to the Seattle Police Dept. abandoning the East Precinct in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.
People congregate at Cal Anderson Park on June 3rd during the the protests that led to the Seattle Police Dept. abandoning the East Precinct in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.
No Cop Co-Op, where food donations were distributed to anyone in need, photographed on June 12th inside CHOP in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhod.
A cardboard cutout of an armed individual, photoshopped into wire images as part of FoxNews’ coverage, at one of CHOP’s barricades in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on June 26th.
“Trumpet Man” scolds Seattle Police Dept. officers outside CHOP perimters in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on June 26th.
“Two-clip Rick” arms himself while another man continues casually eating breakfast after another individual cocked a semiautomatic rifle during a heated argument with other protesters in front of the occupied police precinct inside CHOP in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on June 26th. The situation was deescalated moments later.
Seattle Fire Dept. Chief Harold Scoggins converses with protesters inside CHOP in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on June 26th.
Protesters relax inside the Healing Justice Space directly in front of the occupied police station inside CHOP in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on June 28th.
A young girl leaps for the camera inside CHOP in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood while visiting the occupied police precinct with her mother and sister on June 28th.
Anti-police brutality activist David Lewis, a de facto leader of CHOP who organized the initial march that led to a standoff outside Seattle Police Dept.’s East Precinct on May 31st, poses for a portrait in front of the precinct in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on June 28th.
A military veteran from Mt. Vernon, Washington, who brought his children to see CHOP, stands at the perimeter next to the occupiers’ list of demands in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on June 28th.
A man skateboards inside Cal Anderson Park within CHOP in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on June 28th. The figure outlines are in the style of artist Keith Hering.
Protesters argue with security hired by local businesses within CHOP after Fox News’ Dan Springer allegedly shoved her and then fled to his truck with his cameraman in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on June 29th.
Fox News’ Dan Springer records on his phone after the truck he was being driven in was surrounded after he shoved a protester inside CHOP in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on June 29th.
Seattle Police Dept. Chief Carmen Best holds a presser for the media in front of the occupied police precinct in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on June 29th.
A 16-year-old was killed after a chaotic early morning altercation in which a Jeep drove through Cal Anderson Park and gunshots rang out in the area of an encampment before the Jeep barreled through barricades in front of the occupied police precinct and an armed protester shot them. Here, a mourner visits a memorial for the victim across from the occupied police precinct in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood on June 29th.
Protesters grill burgers in front of the occupied police precinct in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood the evening of June 29th.
Protesters embrace after Seattle Police Dept. retook the occupied East Precinct the morning of July 1st and enforced a wide perimeter in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.
A Seattle Police Dept. officer wears a yellow face covering after officers retook the occupied East Precinct in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood the morning of July 1st.
A protester known as Rick shows off his rubber bullet wound at the police-enforced perimeter of CHOP after Seattle Police Dept. retook the occupied East Precinct the morning of July 1st.
Seattle Police Dept. officers inside the police-enforced perimeter of CHOP after retaking the occupied East Precinct the morning of July 1st.