Anti-ICE rioters came prepared with frozen water bottles to hurt officers: LAPD

Fonte: New York Post

The high school students suspected of injuring two federal officers during anti-ICE riots on Feb. 13 used frozen water bottles as projectiles, Los Angeles Police Department Chief Jim McDonnell said Tuesday. The new detail came during McDonnell‘s remarks at a Police Commission meeting as part of his rundown of protest activity in the city since Feb.

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