Immigration Protests

LAPD Officer Shoots Reporter with Rubber Bullet; Chief Claims Concern

Nine News US correspondent Lauren Tomasi was struck by a rubber bullet during a live report on immigration protests in Los Angeles. The incident, captured on camera, shows an officer firing in the direction of Tomasi and her cameraperson. Los Angeles Police Chief Jim McDonnell acknowledged the incident and expressed concern, promising an investigation into the use of crowd-control munitions against members of the press. The shooting highlights safety concerns for journalists covering protests.

Politics

ICE Agents Use Pepper Spray, Smoke Grenades to Disperse LA Protesters

Department of Homeland Security agents conducted multiple raids across Los Angeles, resulting in clashes with protestors and widespread condemnation from California officials. Numerous arrests were made, with reports varying on the exact number, amidst scenes of agents using force against protestors who had gathered to oppose the raids. California leaders, including Governor Newsom and Mayor Bass, strongly criticized the actions, citing the cruelty and disruption caused to immigrant communities and essential workers. The raids sparked intense protests, with injured protestors and the arrest of a union president, further fueling the outrage.

John Q. Hosedrinker Jun 7, 2025

Immigration Protests

LAPD Officer Shoots Reporter with Rubber Bullet; Chief Claims Concern

ICE Agents Use Pepper Spray, Smoke Grenades to Disperse LA Protesters

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