A peaceful protest in Los Angeles turns violent on May 30,2020, in Fairfax Village.
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Protests turn violent in Los Angeles on May 30,2020.
A peaceful protest that started out in Pan Pacific Park in Los Angeles on Saturday turned violent as protestors made their way toward Fairfax Village. On May 30, thousands of people demanding justice following the death of George Floyd vandalized and set numerous Los Angeles Police Department vehicles near the intersection of 3rd Street and Beverly Boulevard.
Around 3 p.m. local time, the Los Angeles Police Department declared the protest taking place on Fairfax Avenue an unlawful assembly as authorities fired rubber bullets and arrested protestors breaking the line. The smoke emanating from the police vehicles set ablaze could be seen from miles away.
Protestors in #LosAngeles are setting police cars on fire and vandalizing them. This is 3rd &Fairfax near The Grove. I’m happy to see people of ALL races have joined together for justice. Thank you ❤️ #LosAngelesriots#LosAngelesProtest#JusticeForGeorgeFloyd#JusticeForGeorgepic.twitter.com/r8mCcXMfD3
Shana Mangatal (@ImShanaMangatal) May 30,2020
Even more cop cars burning at the #GeorgeFloyd protest on #Fairfax in LA: pic.twitter.com/3eTwjQ4Jck
— MK-Ultra News (@mkultranews) May 30,2020
View from West Hollywood of cars on fire from the LA Protest in Fairfax pic.twitter.com/4XvkBfnVWS
— Derrick Franco (@dfranc3373) May 30,2020
Fairfax Village, which is home to CBS Television City, where shows like The Late, Late Show with James Corden and The Price Is Right are filmed, is an affluent neighborhood in Los Angeles, adjacent to West Hollywood.
