CHICAGO (CBS)– A mandatory curfew in Naperville will be lifted at 6 a.m. Tuesday.
Volunteers were out Tuesday morning cleaning up glass and other damage from the violent evening.
READ MORE: Bar And Restaurant Owners Fight For Late Night Hours While Trying To Stay In Business Amid COVID-19 PandemicAs police in the western suburb enforced the curfew starting at 9 p.m. Monday, witnesses say the violence and vandalism started.
The protests in Naperville began peacefully, then, looting broke out during the evening hours. A jewelry store was cleaned out.
READ MORE: Investigation Launched At Calumet City School Due To Controversial Black History Month AssignementIllinois State police and other law enforcement officers were called in for help to stop the violence in the downtown area near Naperville’s riverwalk.
CBS 2 investigator Save Savini was in Naperville when two tried to break into an ATM inside a Chase Bank.
MORE NEWS: Oak Lawn Police Warn Of Thieves Posing As Utility WorkersJuveniles were seen breaking windows and smashing into stores at Jefferson and Main in downtown Naperville.