FBI arrests East LA man for allegedly distributing face shields during protests
Neighbor Arturo Rosales said he saw FBI agents, "raiding the house two doors down here … they pulled out one person."
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Neighbor Arturo Rosales said he saw FBI agents, "raiding the house two doors down here … they pulled out one person."
LA County District Attorney Nathan Hochman noted that combing through social media posts and other available videos will also assist in identifying those who committed crimes during any of the protests, or protest-related events.
Eduardo Roberto Medina-Berumen, who was injured in a gun battle with police during the May 31 incident, appeared at the Pomona Courthouse in a wheelchair.
On June 9, the FBI released a photo of the alleged Paramount assault suspect and identified him as Elpidio Reyna, 40 of Compton. "He is considered a fugitive, and we continue to seek his location," the agency said in a statement.
Between 2020 and 2024, Do "used his position as the supervisor for Orange County's First District to steer millions of dollars to his personal associates in exchange for hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes," prosecutors said in their sentencing brief.
Friday's immigration operations which took place across Los Angeles, primarily in the Westlake District, downtown, and South L.A., led to protests over the weekend, resulting in 42 arrests. Those arrested are facing charges ranging from assault on an officer, and attempted murder to looting and failure to disperse.
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokesperson said that about 44 people were arrested Friday at three locations in Los Angeles.
Baldwin Park police are asking community members to "please come and stand with us in remembrance, love, and solidarity as we reflect on his life, his service, and the impact he had on all of us."
Bids are rolling in for Perry's handwritten lyrics to "Don't Stop Believin'," his own gold and platinum records, albums from his collection, a couple of cassettes, CDs, bass guitars, vintage tour merchandise, and more – all signed by Perry.
Eduardo Roberto Medina-Berumen faces two counts of first-degree murder of special circumstances for the death of Baldwin PD officer Samuel Riveros and Darius Wong, a 43-year-old father from Hacienda Heights. He also has been charged with two counts of attempted murder, for allegedly firing at two other Baldwin Park police officers, one who was wounded by gunfire.
Redondo Beach resident, Jared Crevar, 37, was arrested on May 1 and was found to have more than 600 images of child pornography, according to LAPD.
Light rain activity is expected to reach the eastern LA County mountains this afternoon, and showers are possible in downtown Los Angeles and coastal areas just before 2 p.m.
Between Sept. 2018 and Oct. 2022, hospice owner and operator Normita Sierra, 71, and an alleged accomplice, Rowena Elegado, 55, collected more than $3.8 million from Medicare on false claims, the DOJ said.
Around 11:10 p.m., police responded to the 1500 block of Lukup Lane to a call of shots fired and found the wounded Huntington Beach woman on the sidewalk.
Last week, U.S. District Judge Stephen V. Wilson dismissed the felony allegation in Kirk's indictment, leaving only a misdemeanor charge.