Calm down and go home, father of victim says

August 11, 2011 17:13

The deaths of three men who residents say were mowed down by a car while protecting businesses from looters have heightened fears in Britain's second largest city. Jittery residents said they peer over their shoulders as they scuttle down the streets, says a report in cnn.

Businesses that remained opened all night close at the first sign of darkness. And the distraught father of one of the victims, who tried desperately to revive his dying son, appealed for calm.

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