Protesters violate LA curfew, Homeland Security rams suspect's car

Protesters in downtown Los Angeles defied a curfew for the second night, gathering in Grand Park and blocking streets. LAPD officers used rods and crowd control projectiles to clear the park and make arrests. Separately, Homeland Security confirmed its agents rammed a suspect's car to make an arrest in Boyle Heights, using tear gas and guns. The agency stated the arrest was of a violent rioter who assaulted an officer, emphasizing a rise in assaults against agents. This incident occurred as ICE agents conducted raids in Downey, leading to arrests and local outrage. The protests and enforcement actions highlight ongoing tensions in the city.

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