Pro-Trump Rally Attendees, Counter-Protesters Clash In Beverly Hills
BEVERLY HILLS (CBSLA) -- An unlawful assembly was declared on Saturday afternoon in response to a clash during a weekly pro-Trump rally in Beverly Hills.
Police estimated at least 4,000 people were gathered.
Supporters of President Donald Trump planned to have the rally every weekend leading up to Election Day, so this event was expected to be the last of such rallies.
Beverly Hills Police said in a tweet that residents should avoid the area near the Beverly Hills sign until further notice.
Street closures were expected on North and South Santa Monica Boulevard between N. Bedford Dr. and N. Crescent Dr.
"Approximately 40 protesters did assemble at Roxbury Park and then marched to the USA Freedom Rally,'' said Beverly Hills police Lt. Max Subin.
There were dueling rallies between Trump supporters and counter-demonstrators.
"The protester from Roxbury Park got into a violent fight with a pro-Trump protester. It was at the point that an unlawful assembly was declared by the Incident Commander and the Roxbury Park protesters did leave and march back to Roxbury Park,'' Subin said.
There were no arrests, according to police.
