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Dozens of business owners are cleaning up after a night of unrest in Kenosha.Protesters broke windows and started fires after police shot Jacob Blake, 29, multiple times.Vandals torched dozens of vehicles at a car dealership.A former employee recorded video of the scene."All cars are done for. There's a couple of them that are salvageable, but every one of them. It was so hot," Nicholas Smith said. "The rims actually melted into metal piles. I mean, everything is done for. The building, water damage, the fire. We'll just take what we got, try and rebuild."Witnesses said hundreds of protesters converged on the dealership."It started with one car over there in the corner, then this first SUV here," Justin Hamilton said. "Then one Audi on the other side and then it pretty much, once they started that car, within 10 minutes, I would say these first five cars were up in flames."The owner said more than 100 cars in the lot and most were destroyed.Other business owners spent Monday morning sweeping up glass from broken shop windows and boarding up."I understand why everyone is upset, but breaking stuff just seems pointless to me," Marty Wikel said."I can't blame people for being angry, and to be honest with you, I'm more concerned with the man fighting for his life. We (had some) damaged windows. We'll be OK," Mary Losey said.The Kenosha County Courthouse is closed after it was damaged.Court hearings will be rescheduled and other services are available online or by phone.Blake was flown to Froedtert Hospital in Milwaukee and listed in serious condition.The Wisconsin Department of Justice was called to investigate the officer-involved shooting.They have not identified the officers involved.No other details have been released.