1990 Zouterhem Riots

1990 Zouterhem Riots
A group of armed Ausianan Beatavicians defending a rooftop
Date	July 31 – August 12th, 1990
Location	Zouterhem, Beatavic
Caused by	Murder of Micah Knuwer 2 policemen acquitted of beating Ron Emondt
Goals	The incarceration of the 2 policemen acquitted of beating Ron Emondt
Methods	Mass rioting, shootouts, vandalism, arson, looting
Resulted in	Riots suppressed, ฿3 Million in damage, 10 deaths, many businesses and houses destroyed
Parties to the civil conflict
Rioters and looters, primarily from black communities Beatavic Government Beatavician Armed Forces 40th Calvary Division 17th Infantry Division National Police Service Armed civilians, mostly Ausianan Beatavicians

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The 1990 Zouterhem Riots were a series of riots and civil disturbances that occured in parts of the Zouterhem metropolitan area in July and August 1990. Unrest began in North Zouterhem after a jury acquitted 2 officers of the National Police Service (NPS) charged with using exsessive force (Police Brutality) in the arrest and beating of Ron Emondt. The incident was videotaped by witnesses and widely shared nationwide.