As protesters in Los Angeles clashed with law enforcement this weekend over the Trump administration’s immigration raids, police employed military-style tactics, including using tear gas, flash ...
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (The Hill) — An Australian news ...
The City of Los Angeles could lose millions if it is sued over the Los Angeles Police Department's alleged use of rubber bullets, case history suggests. Over the past few days, there have been reports ...
Michael Nigro was in his element, snapping photos of a phalanx of Los Angeles Police Department officers pushing back protesters, when his neck jerked to the side and his helmet registered a ...
Coast Guard members fired rubber bullets at a car that moved toward a barricade outside Coast Guard Island during a protest Friday. The incident came a day after Coast Guard personnel fired at a ...
Police converged on protesters in downtown Los Angeles after a weekend of unrest in opposition to ICE raids in the city. Erin Burnett is on the ground and witnessed clashes, including law enforcement ...
The handout footage shared by the Royal Thai Army showed the clash between both nations as Cambodian protesters tried to remove the barbed wire laid by Thailand, while Thai riot police ordered the ...
Protests resulting from immigration raids in Los Angeles are entering a fourth day Monday, with police reporting 29 arrests and looting at stores downtown, and the use of tear gas and rubber bullets ...
More than 100 “illegal aliens” were detained by ICE, according to the Department of Homeland Security. An immigration attorney also told the Statesman that immigrants who legally resided in the U.S.
An Australian news correspondent was hit as Los Angeles police fired rubber bullets Sunday as tensions with immigration raid protesters escalated. “After hours of standing off, this situation has now ...
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