Elasto-plastic deformations of micropolar continuum are discussed by a non-Riemannian geometry. The non-locality of micropolar continuum is described in a second-order vector bundle of displacements and microrotations. With a decomposition of total elasto-plastic field, geometric quantities are divided into the elastic and plastic components independently. Especially, when an intrinsic parallelism of displacements and microrotations holds, integrability conditions of the elasto-plastic field are represented by a torsion tensor or the curvature of nonlinear connection. Then, Burgers and Frank vectors and an energy release rate around crack tips are related to the torsion tensor or the curvature of nonlinear connection. Moreover, the non-locality of microrotation is discussed based on a kink band as a disclination. It is found a generalized expression of Burgers vector which can describe the kink interface including the disclination.
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