Biden urges end to looting after Philadelphia Black man''s killing

WILMINGTON, Del. (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Wednesday urged calm amid ongoing unrest after a Black man was shot dead this week by police in Philadelphia, saying protesters had a right to peaceful demonstrations but not destruction. "There`s no excuse whatsoever for the looting or the violence," the former vice president told reporters after casting his ballot in Wilmington, Delaware. Protesting Monday`s deadly police shooting of Walter Wallace, 27, "was totally legitimate, totally reasonable," Biden said, but cited Wallace`s father`s plea to end the violence. (Reporting by Ernest Scheyder; writing by Susan Heavey; editing by Chris Reese) The story has been taken from a news agency

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