Protesters march for 2nd consecutive night in downtown L.A.

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Protesters march for 2nd consecutive night in downtown L.A.

by City News Service

LOS ANGELES — Protesters marched through downtown Los Angeles for a second night Tuesday night, rallying against police brutality and two police shootings in the past 10 days.

A small group of protesters rallied on the north side of First Street, across the street from Los Angeles Police Department headquarters, about 10 p.m. with officers in riot gear monitoring their activity, but no arrests were immediately reported.

The group moved northeast to the Twin Towers Correctional Facility near Bauchet and Vignes streets, where Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies watched the crowd. An estimate of the size of the crowd was not immediately available.

The group was protesting the Aug. 15 deadly police shooting of Anthony McClain in Pasadena and Sunday’s shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

All credit goes to City News Service Originally published on https://www.dailynews.com

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