In some northern European cities, mobs attacked churches and cathedrals, smashed the stained glass windows and defaced the statues and decoration.

In 1975, a mob smashed its windows to protest its support for court-ordered busing to integrate the public schools.

On another occasion a mob smashed the windows of the Guildhall whilst the Whig common council was in session.

Although no one was hurt, the mob smashed a United Nations vehicle.

A mob smashed the windows of the United States Information Agency library.

During the War of 1812, an angry mob smashed the printing presses of a Baltimore newspaper that dared to come out against the war.

According to the Times, the mob of 200 demonstrators smashed the outer, heavy glass doors of the parish.

Their car had hardly turned the corner when the mob arrived and smashed the house to pieces.

At one point, a mob smashed the windows of a service station and convenience store and began making off with cartons of sodas and bags of rolls.

The mob smashed the windows of the home and attacked police Folcroft had few officer and all were white.