‘God bless him’: ‘More than 1000’ Baltimore residents volunteer to help clean up after last night's riots [photos]

Meet some of the heroes who are doing everything they can to help Baltimore recover this morning:

This is Jason Butler. He showed up this morning to clean up a devastated neighborhood #BaltimoreRiots pic.twitter.com/A6jFFDLphZ

— Megan Pringle (@MeganWBAL) April 28, 2015

Another #Baltimore resident doing the right thing and cleaning up at Penn & North pic.twitter.com/8xNWFWCSC4

— Megan Pringle (@MeganWBAL) April 28, 2015

The cleanup begins. @RonMatzWJZ has what neighbors are doing to help after the #BaltimoreRiots http://t.co/6lKuR4sgch pic.twitter.com/o17foDmrtO

— WJZ | CBS Baltimore (@wjz) April 28, 2015

This is AWESOME!!! People volunteering to clean up the mess from last night #BaltimoreRiots via @nbcaaron pic.twitter.com/X8MDafBwRd

— Alcides Segui (@Alcidessegui_) April 28, 2015

More than 1,000 residents have volunteered to help clean up the aftermath of the #BaltimoreRiots Tuesday morning. http://t.co/H47KMrVUCZ

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) April 28, 2015

Well done.

***

Related:

FLASHBACK: Baltimore mayor vetoed body camera bill in December 2014

Sheriff Clarke unloads on ‘mealy-mouth’ politicians who created a ‘permanent underclass’; Time to ‘clear the streets’

To riot or not to riot in Baltimore: Vox helps you decide

Full Twitchy coverage of the Baltimore protests/riots here.