LA Cleanup: Workers Erase Protest Graffiti, Mayor Declares Curfew
Inside EditionJuly 5, 20252 min108,313 views
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- 🧹 Teams of workers are power washing away extensive graffiti left by protesters in downtown Los Angeles.
- 🎨 Slogans like "No ICE in LA" have been spray-painted on walls, windows, doors, sidewalks, and even trees.
- 🏢 The vandalism has blanketed many city, federal, and private buildings, with some graffiti deemed too obscene to show.
- 😔 Paul Roch from the public works department expressed sadness over the damage, noting that a few individuals exploited the situation.
Mayor's Response and Curfew
- 🚨 LA Mayor Karen Bass declared a curfew in a one-square-mile area of downtown due to the vandalism and potential for disturbances.
- 🚓 Police enforced the strict curfew, clearing streets and responding to incidents.
- 🛍️ Stores within the curfew zone, including an Apple store, were boarded up for fear of further unrest, with looted items abandoned.
Nationwide Protests and Incidents
- 📢 Protests against immigration crackdowns are occurring across the United States.
- 💥 In Manhattan, street battles erupted between police and demonstrators who used garbage cans to block traffic.
- 🚗 In Chicago, a woman drove her car into a crowd of protesters.
- 🚧 In Concord, California, demonstrators attempted to block ICE agents from driving away with a detainee outside an immigration court.
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