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Here is a Google Map of the locations of Freddie Gray protests and riots

It's a crowdsourced effort tracking violence and outcry stemming from the death of Freddie Gray.

An unofficial, crowdsourced map of crowd activity related to the death of Freddie Gray. (Screenshot)

What started with protests following weeks of tension related to the death of Freddie Gray has turned more far flung and violent.

There have been fires and looting and other crowd activity. Here’s a map someone has begun for collecting data on where alarms and fires and looting have been reported from yesterday into today. You’ll see how widespread the reports are, though surely there are more spots not yet listed, as this moves quickly.

See the map

The map was launched and is being updated by civic hacker Shea Frederick and Hopkins data scientist Ryan Smith.
Also find discussion over at the Real News Network.

Updated with additional information. (4/29/15, 10:38 a.m.)

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