US Elections: Protests erupt across America

A large number of Donald Trump's supporters took to streets in a protest as they believe the election was rigged or being stolen. At some places, they were spotted with guns or clashing with counter protesters. Trump supporters also gathered outside the Maricopa Country Elections Department in Arizona, which is one of the five US battleground states where votes were still being counted. An altercation broke out between supporters of Donald Trump and Joe Biden. The police intervened and preempted the small altercation turning into a full-fledge riot. In Milwaukee, dozens of Trump supporters gathered in front of a city building, where votes were being counted. They waved flags, blasted country music and displayed placards that read "Recount" and "Rigged". After half an hour, counter-protesters also arrived at the site, shouting "Black lives matters" and "say their names," referring to the victim of police brutality. Some threw eggs at the Trump supporters from a passing car. "My country's future is what brings me out here tonight," said Mitchell Landgraf, a 21-year-old construction worker who cast his first vote in a presidential election for Trump. "I’m afraid if it goes one way that this country will go downhill fast."