LAPD Reports 435 Arrests over ICE Protests

An LAPD report evaluated the department’s response to protests last summer, noting challenges related to poor planning and coordination while concluding officers handled the unrest well amidst violence and vandalism. The report highlighted significant costs, including over $12 million in overtime and numerous arrests, with tear gas used for the first time since the 1970s to disperse violent groups. Critics questioned the report’s focus on threats faced by officers, pointing out the lack of acknowledgment regarding injuries from less-lethal weapons and alleged misconduct, especially toward journalists and protesters. The department faced ongoing lawsuits and criticism over its handling of protests and use of force.

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