Teen who went to photograph L.A. 'No Kings' rally shot, blinded by Homeland Security agent, attorney says
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Teen who went to photograph L.A. 'No Kings' rally shot, blinded by Homeland Security agent, attorney says
""We've unfortunately seen in other instances where law enforcement has targeted the press with violence. Instead of targeting people who were throwing things into the crowd, they were targeting someone who was documenting and taking photos of the crowd.""
""This is the third person who's lost an eye, maybe the fourth by a [Department of Homeland Security agent]. I see it as a really rampant problem across the board.""
Tucker Collins, an 18-year-old USC freshman, was shot in the eye with a less-lethal projectile by a Department of Homeland Security agent during a protest in Los Angeles on March 28. His attorney reported that Collins had to have his right eye removed due to the injury. This incident is part of a troubling trend where law enforcement allegedly targets journalists at protests, with multiple cases of severe injuries reported against DHS agents.
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