From: Philadelphia Police Department PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Police Department has released new surveillance videos showing recent looting incidents across the city as unrest persists.

Two incidents were captured on surveillance video showing different moments when groups of individuals intent on looting broke into Philadelphia pharmacies. FIRST INCIDENT Police say people forced entry Sunday night to a pharmacy on the 2300 block of Ridge Avenue through a window and can then be seen on surveillance video looting the business.

Police say numerous, unidentified people forced entry into a pharmacy on Sunday. The incident happened at approximately 9:51 p.m.

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