WATCH: Businesses Destroyed by Violent Demonstrations in Ferguson, Mo.
The bulk of the devastation from the overnight protests in the Ferguson, Missouri, area occurred over a 1.5-square-mile stretch.
More than a dozen buildings and vehicles in Ferguson, St. Louis and Dellwood were damaged by fires after the announcement that a grand jury declined to indict police officer Darren Wilson for the Aug. 9 shooting death of unarmed black teen Michael Brown.
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Many of the fires occurred along Florissant Avenue, a business corridor in the area. Fires occurred at the following businesses:
- Little Caesar’s, 10716 W Florissant Ave., St. Louis
- Public Storage, 9291 W Florissant Ave., St. Louis
- Sam’s Meat Market & More, 9241 W Florissant Ave., St. Louis
- A car near Dellwood City Hall, 1415 Chambers Rd., Ferguson
- Cars at Dellwood Recreation Center, 10266 West Florissant Ave., St. Louis
- AutoZone, 9947 W Florissant Ave., Dellwood
- Walgreens, 190 N Florissant Rd., Ferguson
- Gas station, 10280 W Florissant Ave., St. Louis
- #HealSTL, 9171 W Florissant Ave., St. Louis
- TitleMax Title Loans, 9814 W Florissant Ave., St. Louis
- Advance Auto Parts, 9846 W Florissant Ave., St. Louis
- Juanita’s Fashions R Boutique, 9844 W Florissant Ave., St. Louis
- Ferguson Market and Liquor Store, 9109 W Florissant Ave., St. Louis
- O’Reilly Auto Parts, 9811 W Florissant Ave, Dellwood
- Discount Tire, 9801 W Florissant Ave., St. Louis
- JC Wireless/Beauty Town, 9161 W Florissant Ave., St. Louis