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According to this view, these tensions were intensified when the Korean-American shop owner, Soon Ja Du, was sentenced to five years probation for the killing of Latasha Harlins.Tom Mathews et.al., "The Siege of L.A.", Newsweek, May 1992.David Ellis, "L.A.Lawless", Time, May 1992.Another explanation which was offered for the riots was the extremely high unemployment among the residents of South Central Los Angeles, which had been hit very hard by the nation-wide recession, and the high levels of poverty there. Articles in the Los Angeles Times and New York Times linked the economic deterioration of South Central to the declining living conditions of the residents, and suggested that local resentments about these conditions helped to fuel the riots.Jacqueline Jones, "Forgotten Americans", New York Times, May 5, 1992.Don Terry, "Decades of Rage Created Crucible of Violence", Time, May 3, 1992."Tale of Two Cities: Rich and Poor, Separate and Unequal", Los Angeles Times, May 6, 1992."Globilization of Los Angeles: The First Multiethnic Riots", Los Angeles Times, May 1992.Los Angeles Times, Understanding the Riots: Los Angeles Before and After the Rodney King Case, Los Angeles: Los Angeles Times, 1992. Social commentator Mike Davis pointed to the growing economic disparity in Los Angeles in the years leading up to the riots caused by corporate restructuring and government deregulation, with inner-city residents bearing the brunt of these changes.

With most of the violence under control, 30,000 people attended a peace rally.

He invested most of this money in founding a record label, “Straight Alta-Pazz Records”.

In all, 53 people died during the riots and thousands more were injured. "The L.A.53".

At that time, similar, smaller riots and anti-police actions took place in other locations in the United States and Canada. Widespread looting, assault, arson and murder occurred, and property damages topped roughly US$1 billion.

Soon after the military arrived, order was restored.