Starting September 19, 1909 mobs rioted in the streets of downtown destroying streetcars, terrorizing company officials and attacking strikebreakers.

The Roman Republic's government was collapsing in civil war and mobs often rioted in the streets.

After sleeping in streets there for two nights, mobs of hungry workers rioted, shattering windows and overturning vending machines.

Know-Nothing mobs rioted in Irish and German parts of the city, destroying property by fires and killing numerous people.

In May 1713, a mob of more than 200 rioted on Boston Common, protesting high bread prices.

In 1868, a white mob rioted and killed 25-50 freedmen in Opelousas.

On 9 February 2008, a Muslim mob rioted in the town of Sumaila in Kano state.

On Sept. 23, nine black students slipped into the school through a side door while a white mob rioted outside.

Crazed mobs rioted up and down the street, and swept right past us without even slowing.

A mob of several thousand local citizens defended the driver, rioted, burned the hotel and attacked the residences of the governor and his son.