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Video: Stanley Cup Rioters Torch Police Cruisers

June 16, 2011  | 


A small group of "anarchists and criminals" were responsible for rioting and looting in Vancouver, following Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals, according to Police Chief Jim Chu.

After the Boston Bruins defeated the favored Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday evening, rioters burned vehicles including police cruisers, broke windows and looted stores.

Source: Vancouver Sun

Watch an ABC news report:

VIDEO: Stanley Cup Riot in Vancouver

Tags: Sports Riots, Rioters


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