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Schluter shot pictures of signs on the sides of shops and businesses pleading with looters to not destroy them, he said. “Some said, ‘We’re black-owned,’ some said, ‘We’re family-owned,’ some said, ‘We are community members,’” he said. “Anything to stop the destruction.” Photo courtesy of Adam Schluter

Schluter shot pictures of signs on the sides of shops and businesses pleading with looters to not destroy them, he said. “Some said, ‘We’re black-owned,’ some said, ‘We’re family-owned,’ some said, ‘We are community members,’” he said. “Anything to stop the destruction.” Photo courtesy of Adam Schluter

June 3, 2020

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CDA photographer documents aftermath of protest epicenter
June 3, 2020 1:12 a.m.

CDA photographer documents aftermath of protest epicenter

When Coeur d’Alene photographer Adam Schluter woke up in Minneapolis Friday morning on his way to an assignment shooting a Midwest wedding, he was immediately struck by the smoke and eeriness of the city.