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(15 Jun 2025)
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Los Angeles – 14 June 2025
1. Sheriff’s deputies throwing tear gas into crowd with barricades
2. Sheriff’s deputies detaining protester
3. Tear gas in street as deputies advance
4. Police in front of city hall
5. Protester in front of city call UPSOUND (English): “Peaceful protest”
6. Elderly man trying to leave
7. Protester yelling at police UPSOUND (English): “Don’t shoot. This is a peaceful protest.”
8. Protester waving upside down American flag UPSOUND (English): “Peaceful protest.”
9. Police helicopter
10. People escaping though hole in fence
11. Protesters assisting injured person
12. Police advancing near city hall
13. National guard walking past protesters and advancing police UPSOUND (English):
Protester: “Shame on you.”
National Guard: “Come on. Let’s get home safe. Come on. We don’t want nobody to get hurt. We don’t want nobody to get hurt. Come on. Please. Please.”
Police: “Move. Leave the area.”
STORYLINE:
Tensions were escalating on the streets of downtown Los Angeles as police sought to disperse demonstrators, many of whom seemed caught off guard by the abrupt orders to leave.

Police on horseback pushed protesters back. As police fired flash bangs and canisters of tear gas, protesters responded with loud fireworks and calls to “hold the line.”

Masses of demonstrators packed into streets, parks and plazas across the U.S. on Saturday to protest against President Donald Trump, marching through downtown areas and small towns, blaring anti-authoritarian chants mixed with support for protecting democracy and immigrant rights.

Confrontations were isolated. But police in Los Angeles, where protests over federal immigration enforcement raids erupted a week earlier and sparked demonstrations across the country, used tear gas and crowd-control munitions to clear out protesters after the formal event ended.

What caused police to move to clear protesters hours before the previous day’s 8pm curfew was not clear.

AP video by Mark Vancleave

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