Federal agent injured in clash with protesters in Downtown L.A. during student walkout
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Federal agent injured in clash with protesters in Downtown L.A. during student walkout
"A federal agent was injured during a clash with protesters in Downtown Los Angeles on Friday afternoon, authorities said. The incident occurred as scores of local students walked out of class in protest of the Trump administration's immigration policies. Protesters were fighting with federal agents on Alameda Street between Temple and Aliso Streets when an agent was injured, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. The suspects accused of attacking the agent then blended into the march, which headed southbound toward 1st Street, police said."
"Helicopter footage captured by KTLA showed a group of protesters rushing onto the grounds of the Metropolitan Detention Center. Some of the protesters were seen shoving and throwing objects at the agents, who used tasers and batons in an attempt to move the group back onto the sidewalk. One federal officer was accompanied back into the building. The Department of Homeland Security did not immediately respond to a request for comment."
A federal agent was injured during clashes with protesters in Downtown Los Angeles as scores of students walked out of class to protest Trump administration immigration policies. Suspects accused of attacking the agent blended into a southbound march after the confrontation on Alameda Street. The Los Angeles Fire Department transported one injured person from 535 Alameda Street to a hospital; condition was not available. Helicopter footage showed protesters rushing onto Metropolitan Detention Center grounds and throwing objects while agents used tasers and batons to push the crowd back. The Department of Homeland Security did not immediately comment. Prior regional student walkouts occurred on Jan. 20 and Jan. 30.
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