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Shocking video catches LA 'No Kings' protesters using brutal tactics to attack cops 64%
By Zain Khan64%
3/29/2026, 5:31:10 PM
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A video shows protesters throwing cement bricks at cops on Saturday during the “No Kings” rally in Los Angeles.
The video — shared by Andy Ngo, a conservative media influencer — shows two men wearing masks, one of whom was carrying the flag of Mexico, breaking a large cement pole into smaller pieces and hurling it at LAPD officers who were controlling the crowd in front of the detention center near the federal building.
The unrest in Los Angeles was part of a series of nationwide demonstrations.
The LAPD issued a citywide tactical alert at 5 p.m. due to “incidents occurring on Alameda between Aliso and Temple,” near the federal Metropolitan Detention Center.
A protester seen smashing a lock outside the Metropolitan Detention Center during the “No Kings” rally in downtown Los Angeles, March 28.
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Broken concrete litters the ground as the “No Kings” protest rages on in downtown LA, one of more than 3,100 demonstrations held across all 50 states on 28 March.
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Protesters hold signs and a 20-foot-tall helium-filled balloon of Trump wearing a diaper in front of LA's City Hall.
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About 200 people headed to the site to taunt officers, violently shaking metal gates set up to protect the complex and shouting profanities at officers.
Videos from the scene in Los Angeles also showed protesters waving Palestinian and other flags while throwing objects toward Department of Homeland Security agents.
DHS personnel deployed tear gas as LAPD officers in riot gear arrived to control the situation.
Protesters resisted arrests, creating chaotic scenes in the streets outside the detention center.
Police arrested 70 people in relation to the protests yesterday.
It is unclear if the duo in the video were among those arrested.
LAPD mounted police officers wear gas masks during the protest against immigration enforcement.
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“No Kings” protesters face off with law enforcement Saturday in downtown LA.
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LAPD also reported that rocks were thrown at officers, leaving several with minor injuries while taking people into custody.
As of Sunday morning, no updates on charges or identifications have been released.
Los Angeles police said they are still working to confirm the total number of arrests
By early Sunday, cops said nine juveniles were arrested for refusing to disperse — but all were quickly released back into their parents’ custody according to ABC7.
Organizers behind the nationwide “No Kings” movement are claiming a massive turnout, calling Saturday the “largest single-day nonviolent protest in modern American history.”
They say at least 8 million people flooded more than 3,300 rallies spanning all 50 states.
From coast to coast, demonstrators took aim at President Donald Trump, blasting his policies, soaring living costs, and the ongoing war with Iran, as crowds packed streets in a sweeping show of dissent.
Celebrities and public figures, including actor Robert De Niro and state Attorney General Letitia James, were reportedly present at various rallies.
A plane flies with banner reading, “Not a King - He’s your daddy,” over the No Kings LA protest.
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The No Kings rally is a recurring, nationwide protest movement in the US, with major demonstrations occurring in June 2025, October 2025, and a third, larger wave in March 2026.
One person allegedly hired a plane to fly a banner over the crowds reading, “Not a King - He’s your daddy,” a provocative gesture of support for the President that directly mocked the “No Kings” slogan.
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