A group of protesters cheer and take turns kicking a toppled Confederate soldier statue during an 'Emergency Durham Protest' at the old Durham County Courthouse in response to the violent protests Saturday in Charlottesville, on Monday, Aug. 14, 2017, in Durham, NC. The group proceeded to march to the site of the new police headquarters under construction. Casey Toth ctoth@heraldsun.com
Violence in Charlottesville leads to anger in Durham, NC.
In the particular instance of the Emergency Durham Protest, Charlottesville violence lead to anger in Durham, NC.  But the statement I wrote implies that any violence in Charlottesville will always incite anger in Durham, NC which is possible, but not necessarily always true.
( z1 lead :ARG0 ( z2 violence :location ( z3 city :name ( z4 name :op "Charlottesville" ) ) ) :ARG2 ( z5 anger :location ( z6 city :name ( z7 name :op "Durham" ) :location ( z8 state :name ( z9 name :op "North" :op "Carolina" ) ) ) ) )