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   A man identifying himself as "Ace Burns" delivered an ominous   
   threat to New Yorkers Saturday during a live interview on Fox   
   News, warning that protesters could set fire to Manhattan's   
   storied Diamond District if New York leaders don't meet their   
   demands.   
      
   "Today, I'm giving a demonstration from Barclay's Center at 6   
   p.m. to City Hall, and that's the first stop -- and we're hoping   
   [Mayor] De Blasio and [Gov.] Cuomo come out and talk to us and   
   give the youth some direction," he told Fox News reporter Jacqui   
   Heinrich.   
      
   "But if they don't, then [the] next stop is the Diamond   
   District," he said, referring to a block on Manhattan's 47th   
   Street known for jewelry shops. "And gasoline, thanks to Trump,   
   is awfully cheap. So we're giving them a chance right now to do   
   the right thing."   
      
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   During his interview, he also showed an "#FTP" hashtag   
   apparently written in marker on his arm. "You know, I'm a leader   
   of this FTP movement. It means a lot of things. It can mean free   
   the people, it can mean for the people, it could also mean fire   
   to property -- and that's very possible."   
      
   When asked when the protests would end, the man said that was   
   the wrong question. "The question should be what policies are we   
   going to enact to make people feel safe?"   
      
   After his comments aired, Fox News' Eric Shawn condemned the   
   apparent threat. "That person was basically suggesting that they   
   plan to go to the diamond district which is run basically by   
   Orthodox Jews here in New York City -- certainly hope that is   
   not the case and we do not endorse -- in fact, we condemn that   
   type of language here on the Fox News channel," Shawn said.   
      
   The NYPD, mayor's office, and governor's offices did not   
   immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.   
      
   A Twitter account Burns’ name showed him in a video purportedly   
   outside of Barclay’s Center, where he says he’s starting a   
   “revolution.”   
      
   A LinkedIn profile that appeared to belong to Burns said that he   
   serves as the founder of Koinda Records. That company was also   
   found on a Facebook profile that appeared to belong to him. His   
   Linkedin includes a status about a black man who claimed he was   
   racially profiled at Best Buy. “This has to end!!! Racism in our   
   society has to become unacceptable, period!!” the status reads.   
      
   New York City has seen peaceful protests in the wake of the   
   death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, while in the   
   custody of a white police officer in Minneapolis on May 25. The   
   officer, Derek Chauvin, has been arrested and charged with   
   second-degree murder. But the protests have also morphed into   
   violent riots, looting iand clashes with police n New York and   
   around the country.   
      
   Thousands of protesters streamed into the nation’s capital   
   Saturday for what was expected to be the city’s largest   
   demonstration yet against police brutality while George Floyd   
   was remembered in his North Carolina hometown, where hundreds of   
   mourners lined up to pay their respects.   
      
   Fox News' Jacqui Heinrich and The Associated Press contributed   
   to this report.   
      
   https://www.foxnews.com/media/nyc-protester-diamond-district-gas   
       
      
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