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Jacob Black shot by police 7 times in the back in Kenosha, WI Wisconsin

Jacob Black shot by police 7 times in the back in Kenosha, WI Wisconsin While his 3 kids was in the car. He's 29 years old #JusticeForJacobBlake #BlackLivesMatter #JacobBlake Gov. Evers announces state of emergency in Wisconsin; curfew set for 3rd night in Kenosha Wisconsin’s governor declared a state of emergency Tuesday, Aug. 25 after some protesters vandalized businesses and set dozens of buildings on fire in a city where police shot a Black man multiple times, apparently in the back in view of his children. The shooting of Jacob Blake on Sunday in Kenosha was captured on cellphone video and ignited new protests over racial injustice in several cities, just three months after the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police touched off a wider reckoning on race. Blake’s father, also named Jacob Blake, told the Chicago Sun-Times that his son is paralyzed from the waist down and has “eight holes” in his body. The elder Blake said he didn’t know if his son’s paralysis was permanent. After back-to-back nights of properties and businesses destroyed, fencing was erected Tuesday afternoon around city and county government buildings that have been a focal point of protesters' ire. Blake's mother, Julia Jackson, made an impassioned plea Tuesday, too. "My son has been fighting for his life, and we really just need prayers," said Jackson. "As I was riding through the city, I noticed a lot of damage. It doesn't reflect my son or my family. If Jacob knew what was going on, as far as that goes, the violence and the destruction, he would be very unpleased. "I'm really asking and encouraging everyone in Wisconsin and abroad to take a moment and examine your hearts. Citizens, police officers, firemen, clergy, politicians: Do Jacob justice on this level and examine your hearts." Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers called for protesters to be peaceful, while also saying the National Guard presence would be doubled from 125 to 250 to protect "critical infrastructure" in Kenosha after crowds destroyed dozens of buildings and set more than 30 fires on Monday night. “We cannot allow the cycle of systemic racism and injustice to continue,” said Evers, who is facing mounting pressure from Republicans over his handling of the unrest that has followed the shooting. “We also cannot continue going down this path of damage and destruction.”