looted, including jewellers, computer game shops, banks, phone shops, bookmakers and fast food restaurants. Videos appeared online showing outnumbered police fleeing rioters, originally shot by Jellyfielder Studios, a Woolwich-based film production company. This footage was featured on BBC, Sky New, Russia Today, ABC, and later appeared on NBC's Caught on camera, and several Channel 5 Top 20 worst. The Great Harry Pub became the focus of local opinion about the events, and was featured on Sky News after locals began writing their thoughts and messages on the boarded-up shell. The wall was later painted over in black by the local council who refused to comment on why. Many other shops were attacked and looted. Many locals felt that the Woolwich events were neglected in news coverage. West Midlands Birmingham: Some shop windows in the city centre were smashed and there were reports of looting in several areas. An unmanned police station in Handsworth was set alight. Police arrested 130. West Bromwich: Youths rioted, looting business, smashing shop windows and setting bins and cars alight. Rest of England Luton: Police officers were deployed to known trouble spots as Twitter and Facebook reports falsely claimed riots in Luton. Two small arson fires occurred – one at Leagrave Motors in Sundon Park Road, Luton, at around midnight, and a rubbish bin set alight at Arrow Close, also in Luton, in the early hours of the morning. The county of Bedfordshire had a CCTV network in operation across every town to monitor and help deploy resources. Leicester: No fires but shop windows were still smashed. Bristol: Rioters attacked shops. Guildford: Surrey Police condemned Twitter reports of rioting in Guildford, acknowledging only minor scuffles. Leeds: The Chapeltown area was hit by riots, during which 34-year-old Gavin Clarke was shot in the face and admitted to hospital under armed guard with life-threatening injuries. He was later pronounced dead. This account is contradicted by a BBC report which suggests that the disturbance started as a result of the shooting and that the incident was related, not to the troubles in London and elsewhere in England, but to another shooting that took place in Chapeltown on 2 August 2011 - several days before the London shooting. Liverpool: Disturbances occurred in South Liverpool, in particular the area of Toxteth. Medway: Rioters burned cars and confronted the police in Gillingham and Chatham. Norwich: Shops in one of Norwich's main streets