A Rochester man has been charged in connection with the the May 2020 civil unrest that injured a firefighter and damaged a Rochester fire truck.
Police and fire authorities have charged the man with first-degree riot, second-degree assault, and third-degree criminal mischief, according to WHAM 13.
The man is accused of climbing on the front bumper of a Rochester pumper while firefighters were responding to a call.
While on the fire apparatus, it is alleged that he used a metal object to damage the truck and injure the firefighter.
According to the Rochester Fire Department, the suspect is waiting for his arraignment in the Monroe County Jail.
The incident the man is charged with can be view below, starting at 17:12.
