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She rode in the ambulance with King and testified that he was laughing and spat blood on her uniform.

The venture was unable to garner any success and soon folded.

As the first anniversary of the acquittal neared, the city tensely awaited the decision of the federal jury; seven days of deliberations raised fears of further violence in the event of another "not guilty" verdict.The decision was read in an atypical 7:00 a.m.

Stores owned by Korean and other Asian immigrants were widely targeted, although stores owned by Caucasians and African Americans were targeted by rioters as well.Many of the disturbances were concentrated in South Central Los Angeles, which was primarily composed of African American and.

The horse racing venues Hollywood Park Racetrack and Los Alamitos Race Course were also shut down.

Such conditions engendered a widespread feeling of frustration and powerlessness in the urban populace, with the King verdicts eventually setting off their resentments in a violent expression of collective public protest.Mike Davis, "In L.A., Burning All Illusions" The Nation, June 1, 1992.Mike Davis, "The L.A.Inferno" Socialist Review, January-March 1992. To Davis and other writers, the tensions witnessed between African-Americans and Korean-Americans during the unrest was as much to do with the economic competition forced on the two groups by wider market forces, as with either cultural misunderstandings or blacks angered about the killing of Harlins.One of the more detailed analyses of the unrest was a study produced shortly after the riots by a Special Committee of the California Legislature, entitled To Rebuild is Not Enough.Assembly Special Committee To Rebuild is Not Enough: Final Report and Recommendations of the Assembly Special Committee on the Los Angeles Crisis, Sacramento: Assembly Publications Office, 1992. After extensive research, the Committee concluded that the inner-city conditions of poverty, segregation, lack of educational and employment opportunities, widespread perceptions of police abuse and unequal consumer services created the underlying causes of the riots.