The streets of Manhattan, New York City were quiet for the first time since the protests over George Floyd death started.

Footage filmed in the early hours of Thursday (June 4) shows deserted streets and police presence outside stores on Fifth Avenue.

According to the police chief, the curfew has worked and there was no reports of looting in Manhattan.

Earlier on Wednesday, thousands of people marched through the city and 60 people were arrested for not following curfew orders.

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Large security presence outside of Nike store and Sacks Fifth Avenue who also have guard dogs and barbed wire. According to chief of police the curfew has worked and there was no looting in Manhattan tonight.

Earlier on thousands of people marched through Manhattan, right after a short storm hit and 60 people were arrested for not following curfew orders, Manhattan fell quiet.