The disturbance broke out Sunday night at about 9 o'clock at the City Justice Center, CBS St. Louis affiliate KMOV-TV reported. Inmates were seen tossing objects out of broken windows and setting a fire. Firefighters used a hose to douse the flames. The objects included chairs and TVs, KMOV reporter Alexis Zotos tweeted.

Law enforcement responded to bring the jail under control. Inmates had moved away from the broken windows by about 10:30 p.m., according to KMOV.

St. Louis Sheriff Vernon Betts said some 60 inmates were involved.

Then around 11 p.m., inmates broke windows on the other side of the jail and began throwing objects again. Thirty minutes later, the inmates had disappeared again and officers could be seen inside. A KMOV photographer said things appeared to be under control again.

At one point, Zotos reported she could smell a bit of tear gas or pepper spray or some kind of chemical irritant on the ground outside after hearing some inmates saying, "I can't breathe" – the words uttered by George Floyd when Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin had his knee on Floyd's neck.

Some inmates were heard yelling demands for court dates. Proceedings have been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

An uprising at the jail on Feb. 6 involved over 100 inmates and sent one corrections officer to the hospital. Officials said detainees were upset about conditions inside the jail and had concerns about COVID-19. That occurred on the jail's fourth floor, which is still boarded up, Zotos says.

A task force was appointed to look into issues at the jail. Its chairman, the Rev. Darryl Gray, issued a report last month urging the city to create an independent oversight board to help oversee the lockup.

Inmates broke windows, set a fire and threw debris to the ground late Sunday at a St. Louis jail that has been plagued by uprisings in recent months.

The riot broke out Sunday night around 9 p.m. at the City Justice Center, news outlets reported. Inmates were seen tossing objects out of broken windows and setting a fire. Firefighters used a hose to douse the flames.

Law enforcement responded to bring the jail under control. Inmates had moved away from the broken windows by about 10:30 p.m., according to news outlets. Then around 11 p.m., inmates broke windows on the other side of the jail and began throwing objects again. Thirty minutes later, the inmates had disappeared again and officers could be seen inside.

It was unclear whether anyone was injured.

Some inmates were heard yelling demands for court dates. Proceedings have been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

An uprising at the jail on Feb. 6 involved over 100 inmates and sent one corrections officer to the hospital. Officials said detainees were upset about conditions inside the jail and had concerns about COVID-19.

There have been at least four uprisings at the jail since December.

A task force was appointed to look into issues at the jail. Its chairman, the Rev. Darryl Gray, issued a report last month urging the city to create an independent oversight board to help oversee the lockup.

Broken windows, chanting: Continued uprising at St. Louis jail

Second unsettling influence in two months hits downtown St. Louis prison 

Prisoners broke windows, set a fire and tossed trash to the ground late Sunday at a midtown St. Louis prison that has been tormented by uprisings lately. 

The unsettling influence broke out Sunday night at around 9 o'clock at the City Equity Center, CBS St. Louis partner KMOV-television revealed. Prisoners were seen removing objects from broken windows and setting a fire. Firemen utilized a hose to soak the blazes. The items included seats and televisions, KMOV columnist Alexis Zotos tweeted. 

Law authorization reacted to manage the prison. Detainees had moved away from the messed up windows by about 10:30 p.m., as per KMOV. 

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At that point around 11 p.m., prisoners broke windows on the opposite side of the prison and started tossing objects once more. After thirty minutes, the prisoners had vanished again and officials could be seen inside. A KMOV picture taker made statements had all the earmarks of being leveled out once more. 

At a certain point, Zotos revealed she could smell a touch of nerve gas or pepper splash or some sort of compound aggravation on the ground outside in the wake of hearing a few detainees saying, "I can't inhale" – the words articulated by George Floyd when Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin had his knee on Floyd's neck. 

A few prisoners were heard hollering requests for court dates. Procedures have been postponed because of the Covid pandemic. 

An uprising at the prison on Feb. 6 required more than 100 detainees and sent one prison guard to the emergency clinic. Authorities said prisoners were vexed about conditions inside the prison and had worries about Coronavirus. That happened on the prison's fourth floor, which is as yet barricaded, Zotos says. 

A team was delegated to investigate issues at the prison. Its executive, the Fire up. Darryl Dim, gave a report a month ago encouraging the city to make an autonomous oversight board to help administer the lockup. 

Prisoners broke windows, set a fire and tossed trash to the ground late Sunday at a St. Louis prison that has been tormented by uprisings as of late. 

The mob broke out Sunday night around 9 p.m. at the City Equity Center, media sources announced. Detainees were seen removing objects from broken windows and setting a fire. Firemen utilized a hose to splash the flares. 

Law implementation reacted to manage the prison. Prisoners had moved away from the messed up windows by about 10:30 p.m., as per media sources. At that point around 11 p.m., prisoners broke windows on the opposite side of the prison and started tossing objects once more. After thirty minutes, the detainees had vanished again and officials could be seen inside. 

It was muddled whether anybody was harmed. 

A few prisoners were heard shouting requests for court dates. Procedures have been postponed because of the Covid pandemic. 

An uprising at the prison on Feb. 6 required more than 100 detainees and sent one prison guard to the clinic. Authorities said prisoners were disturbed about conditions inside the prison and had worries about Coronavirus. 

There have been in any event four uprisings at the prison since December. 

A team was designated to investigate issues at the prison. Its executive, the Fire up. Darryl Dark, given a report a month ago asking the city to make an autonomous oversight board to help direct the lockup. 

Broken windows, reciting: Kept uprising at St. Louis prison