Businesses in major American cities have already started to board up their storefronts in anticipation of potential riots from the election. Law enforcement agencies across the country are also preparing for the worst-case scenario, which could mean widespread violence stemming from the presidential election.
"I don't think we've seen anything like this in modern times," Andrew Walsh, a deputy chief with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, told The Washington Post. "When you look at previous elections, there's always been the concern when you have large crowds . . . we know [that] can be a target for someone who has an agenda."
Walsh is concerned that the results of the race likely won't be available on election night, which could exacerbate the already bellicose situation.
Police departments across the nation preparing for election violence: 'I don't think we've seen anything like this in modern times'
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