June 10, 2025 – Los Angeles, CA — On the fifth night of protests across Los Angeles, tensions escalated once again as LAPD deployed mounted officers and made multiple arrests while dispersing several waves of demonstrators. The first group of protesters was cleared earlier in the evening, followed by a second crowd near Arcadia and Los Angeles streets, where LAPD carried out mass arrests. A third group, initially marching from the LA Live area toward the federal building, was intercepted by CHP officers, forcing demonstrators to scatter throughout city streets. Mounted LAPD officers, along with foot patrols, pursued groups block by block, preventing potential vandalism or looting. The intense police presence and strategic street closures left protesters with limited movement. No official injuries or property damage have been reported at this time.
DC Law Group: Advocates for Victims of Civil Unrest and Police-Mounted Force in Los Angeles
On June 11–12, 2025, Los Angeles entered its sixth consecutive night of protests sparked by federal immigration enforcement actions. In downtown areas, including Chinatown, Little Tokyo, and the Arts District, the LAPD deployed mounted police units—alongside riot squads, horses, and crowd control munitions—to disperse increasingly tense crowds confronting curfew orders and escalating into skirmishes. These mounted units charged into clusters of demonstrators, catching many by surprise and further raising concerns about excessive use of force amid civil unrest.
As protests evolved into confrontations with armed federal forces, both protesters and journalists suffered injuries from rubber bullets, flash-bangs, and other “less lethal” munitions. The militarization of the response has sparked widespread criticism from officials like Governor Newsom and Mayor Bass, who argue that the measures—military deployment and mounted officers rushing into crowds—have exacerbated the situation rather than calming it.
For individuals caught in these chaotic events—whether injured, traumatized, or facing property loss—navigating legal recourse can feel overwhelming. DC Law Group stands ready to help victims demand accountability and seek justice.
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If you or your loved ones suffered injuries, emotional trauma, or property damage due to mounted police charges, crowd-control tactics, or related unrest in Los Angeles, DC Law Group offers a Free Case Evaluation. In this confidential session, our attorneys will listen to your experience and explain your legal rights and compensation options.
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Our firm specializes in civil rights, personal injury, and property damage claims arising from protests and police confrontations. We thoroughly review medical records, identify excessive force instances, gather video evidence and eyewitness accounts, and hold public agencies accountable at every turn.
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If you were impacted by mounted unit maneuvers, crowd-control tactics, or related violence during the recent unrest, don’t go it alone. Reach out to DC Law Group for trusted, expert legal representation. Call (310) 571‑8860 to connect with one of our compassionate legal advocates. We’re here to guide you through injury claims, civil litigation, and emotional recovery with care and experience.