among those who are charged is joseph kent. his dramatic arrest was caught on camera tuesday night when police say he violated curfew. his attorneys insist however, he's not the problem. the city should be dealing with. >> become political active and conscious with respect to doing political activity with respect to lawlessness. maureen: police reveal today 98 law officers have been injured since monday and 13 have been unable to return to work. tonight, abc 7 is getting answers about the future of the people accused and even caught on camera looting businesses. horace holmes continues our team coverage from baltimore. he's live with what business owners have to say tonight. horace? horace: maureen, every business in this strip mall on this row of this strip mall was looted on monday night. and every business had video of surveillance cameras inside and caught the looters going in. they've turned that video over to police. do the store owners think that police will actually go after these store looters and do they actually want

joseph kent was among those taken into custody last night.t on live television on cnn. he walked in front of police after the 10:00 p.m. curfew started. social media has been buzzing, a lot of people asking where mr. kent is and what happened to him after his arrest because he seemed to kind of disappear, blocked by a vehicle he was then taken away. chris cuomo, you were there last night. you were on the air when mr. kent was arrested last night. can you just walk us through what happened? >> reporter: absolutely anderson. so this is basically catty corner to where we were last night. the police were right here. this was clogged with people who didn't want to go home. and a lot of media. and what happened was, down from this street the young man we're talking about came up with his hands up. the police believe that he was part apparently of a group that had been agitating and throwing things at them. so they actually fired pepper balls at him. he raised his hands, retreated and came back again with his hands up and they allowed him to pass al

joseph kent was arrested live on cnn's air tuesday night. after the curfew went into effect. it happening here. his supporters got concerned when heap disappeared from the camera's vooiew and no one had seen him since. where is kent. he was jailed on ape curfew violation. kent's attorney spoke with him wednesday. >> what he did he went out of conscience. he went out and tried to settle things down. he had seen what happened preachously. last thing he wanted was any more violence. he was freeing to stop that. >> i had to got that out there. did he explain that to police. still arrested him. >> if you watch what he is still in jail right now. we are working hard to get him out. working hard to expedite, he hasn't been seen by the commissioner. off awe d off. >> today? >> yes, spoke to him face to face. i wanted to see him. the reason. there was a huge uproar, getting twitter requests and go and low kate him. i've did late last night to verify he was safe because of the nature of the way he was taken. i was able to got to see him at 2. 30. . had a 20-min20-minute, face to . he i

a protester later identified by joseph kent and pushed into a humvee and held on a charge of a curfew violation. his attorney joins us now. it let's watch what happened last night as we were live on the air and then we'll talk about it. you see him. >> but he walks across with his hands up. >> what was he trying to accomplish by walking in front of officers? >> he's a well known community activists. he got national attention when he did very much the same thing during the baltimore's response to the ferguson protest. he's gone as a peace maker and when you listen on the audio, he's heard telling people to disperse and go home and t him so much positive attention in the fall. >> but officers on the other side when he walked on to the street here last night, this is where rocks and things were being thrown, so police may have thought he was part of the crowd and he is walking with his hands up but he's talking to media and telling them to go home. we have every right to be there. >> but what it doesn't show is him telling protesters the same thing. a helicopter unlawfully made an announ

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joseph kent was out in the streets after curfew. he walked back and forth in front of the police lines. suddenly a military humvee pulls alongside of him. at the same time the police line opens up and kent is grabbed and arrested. what do you make of that tactic? >> very smart. that's how you train. and what i mean you're trained to make arrests as quickly as possible. the longer it goes the more chance of someone getting hurt the more chance of others joining in. >> reporter: tuesday night, the police were prepared just over 30 arrests compared to over 200 from monday night. we spoke with residents of the neighborhood where the rioting was worse, asking if they thought the 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. curfew was a good idea. >> i think it was right because the only thing you're doing, you're tearing up your own neighborhood. >> reporter: should they have done the curfew or not? >> no, 10:00? we're grown. >> reporter: the co-owner of this discount store says he needs the curfew. he showed us surveillance video of his store getting ransac