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First on the fox: After several officers from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) were injured by the riots during anti-angel protests On Sunday and Monday, in Los Angeles, the largest union in the department representing the majority of rank and file officers expects the “communication download” to be investigated.
In a statement to Fox News Digital, The Los Angeles Police Protection League said that “the arrest of people attacking police officers should be a person who is not a person for any competent incidents commander.”
“This apparently did not happen yesterday,” they said.
“When those who commit violence against anyone, let alone police officers, are allowed to be issued as peaceful protesters, sends the wrong message and the morale of the crushing officer,” said the Council. “We hope that this incident will be investigated with the same vigor investigated by the control incidents of the last crowd and those that allowed to attack the officers will be responsible.”
The anti-gel protesters blocked traffic on both sides of the 101 motorway in the center of Los Angeles. (Fox 11 Los Angeles)
Thousands of protesters protested Trump’s mass deportation program on Sunday and Monday, including obstructing the 101 motorway, one of the busiest roads in the city, as hundreds were detained in the midst of Scuffles, but Then they were released.
Several altercations in between officerS and protesters took place, as some objects launched by police who were equipped with non -lethal weapons and riots.
While no arrests were made on Monday, the LAPD police chief Jim McDonnell said no order was given.
“The LAPD closely controlled the situation and the incident commander made decisions that prioritized public and official security,” McDonnell said in a statement provided to Fox News Digital.
Meanwhile, the Incident Commander in Monday, Lillian Carranza, told Fox News Digital that “the minute that the officers were attacked became an illegal assembly.” Carranza did not clarify if he gave an order so that the officers did not make arrests.
On Sunday, a mass protest was formed in the center of Los Angeles in response to President Trump’s repression of immigration and the emphasis on deportations. (Fox 11 Los Angeles)
“We are all to support the peaceful exercise of freedom of expression and the assembly not when it becomes violent,” he said.
Some of the “LAPD control goals”, as Carranza shares, includes establishing “a visible and pleasant position for the crowd” and a “safe and safe arrival and departure from the participants.” The protection of life, property and facilities, as well as taking action “on the violators of the law”, were also on the list.
“We do not dispute that the head did not give any order, but was the wrong incidents commander and we believe that he jeopardized the officers,” partly read the Declaration of the LAPPL Board. “The investigation of this incident must focus on the place where the decomposition of communication took place and what must happen to advance to maintain the protesters and the peaceful officers in security, while holding the violent people responsible. “.
A family source with the incident also told Fox News Digital that various LPD officers were “very frustrated” by Monday’s board and the detailed confusion in the field.
“Deporting flights have begun” while Trump sends a strong and clear message, “says the White House
Ice detains 32 illegal aliens for Palm Beach County application action. (Ice)
Many of the protesters in the last two days could be seen carrying signs, shaking Mexican and central American flags And talking about Trump’s immigration policies.
“No human is illegal in the stolen lands,” he read a sign.
Another read: “Fighting ignorance, not immigrants.”
The videos shared on social media show what it seemed to be the protesters to spray graffiti on the walls of the motorway and vandalize at least one car that stopped in the middle of the crowd.
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Immigration and customs application (ICE) have arrested more than 7,400 illegal immigrants across the country in nine days in the midst of its aggressive repression promoted by the new Trump administration. The agency also said that it has placed about 6,000 detainees of ice.
Fox News Digital has contacted Mayor Karen Bass’s office for comments.
Fox News Digital Stepheny price contributed to this report.
