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June 16, 2025
June 16, 2025
LAPD Releases Information Related to Recent Protests
The information below is from Sunday, June 15th, through the morning of June 16th. This will be the final update for the operational period that began on June 7th.
LOS ANGELES – On Sunday, June 15th, there were no arrests.
LAPD remains on a City-wide Tactical Alert.
Since Saturday, June 7th, LAPD has made 575 arrests related to protest activity. This number reflects an adjustment made to include 14 arrests for looting that occurred earlier in the week but were not previously included in our tabulation. Additionally, the number of officers injured has been revised to ten. This correction follows clarification from the Incident Command Post and reflects the information currently available. Arrest and injury totals are based on the most current information available and may be subject to change as reports are reviewed and additional data is confirmed.
June 15, 2025
LAPD Releases Information Related to Recent Protests
The information below is from Saturday. June 14th, through the morning of June 15th. The next expected update will be provided on the morning of June 16th .
LOS ANGELES – On Saturday, June 14th, the Los Angeles Police Department, along with multiple law enforcement partners, responded to protests and criminal activity in the downtown area.
There were 35 arrests for curfew, one for Failure to Disperse, one for Resisting, Obstructing, or Delaying a Police Officer, and one for Resisting Arrest. There were three officers injured. During the crowd control situation, numerous less-lethal munitions were used. Since Saturday, June 7th, LAPD has made 561 arrests related to protest activity. Additionally, 12 officers have been injured during these incidents.
June 14, 2025
LAPD Releases Information Related to Recent Protests
The information below is from Friday, June 13th, through the morning of June 14th. The next expected update will be provided on the morning of June 15th.
LOS ANGELES – On Friday, June 13th, the Los Angeles Police Department, along with multiple law enforcement partners, responded to protests and criminal activity in the downtown area.
There were 18 arrests for curfew violation and one arrest for Assault with a Deadly Weapon.
Since Saturday, June 7th LAPD has made 523 arrests related to protest activity. Additionally, nine officers have been injured during these incidents.
June 13, 2025
LAPD Releases Information Related to Recent Protests
The information below is from Thursday, June 12th, through the morning of June 13th. The next expected update will be provided on the morning of June 14th.
LOS ANGELES – On Thursday, June 12th, the Los Angeles Police Department, along with multiple law enforcement partners, responded to protests and criminal activity in the downtown area.
There were 33 arrests for Failure to Disperse. Additionally, there were 13 arrests for curfew violation, one arrest for Resisting a Police Officer, one arrest for Pointing a Laser at an Airship, and one arrest for a Robbery Warrant following a detention for curfew.
During the crowd control situation, numerous less-lethal munitions were used.
June 12, 2025
LAPD Releases Information Related to Recent Protests
The information below is from Wednesday, June 11th, through the morning of June 12th. The next expected update will be provided on the morning of June 13th.
LOS ANGELES – On Wednesday, June 11th, the Los Angeles Police Department, along with multiple law enforcement partners, responded to protests and criminal activity in the downtown area.
There were 71 arrests for Failure to Disperse. Additionally, there were seven arrests for curfew violation, two arrests for Assault with a Deadly Weapon on a Police Officer, and one arrest for Resisting a Police Officer.
During the crowd control situation, numerous less-lethal munitions were used.
June 11, 2025
LAPD Releases Information Related to Recent Protests
The information below is from Tuesday, June 10th, through the morning of June 11th. The next expected update will be provided on the morning of June 12th.
LOS ANGELES – On Tuesday, June 10th, the Los Angeles Police Department, along with multiple local law enforcement partners, responded to protests and criminal activity in the downtown area.
At 8:00 p.m., a curfew that Mayor Bass issued went into effect in the area bounded by the 5, 10, and 110 freeways from the 110 freeway and the 10 freeway to where the 110 freeway and 5 freeway merge. Law enforcement quickly responded to large crowds still in the downtown LA area, near Temple Street and Los Angeles Street. The majority of the crowd left the area.
There were 203 arrests for Failure to Disperse. Additionally, there were 17 arrests for curfew violation, three arrests for possession of a firearm, one arrest for Assault with a Deadly Weapon on a Police Officer, and one arrest for discharging a laser at an LAPD airship.
Two LAPD officers were injured and received medical treatment.
During the crowd control situation, numerous less-lethal munitions were used.
June 10, 2025
LAPD Releases Information Related to Recent Protests
The information below is from Monday, June 9th, through the morning of June 10th. The next expected update will be provided on the morning of June 11th.
LOS ANGELES – On Monday, June 9th, the Los Angeles Police Department along with multiple local law enforcement partners, responded to protest and criminal activity in the downtown area. On Monday evening, there were 96 arrests for Failure to Disperse in the Downtown Los Angeles area. Additionally, there was one arrest for Assault with a Deadly Weapon, one arrest for Resisting Arrest, and one arrest for Vandalism.
Two LAPD officers were injured and transported to a local hospital for medical treatment and released.
Several businesses were looted during the evening, with 14 arrests made for Looting.
During the crowd control situation, there were numerous less-lethal rounds used by the LAPD.
By around 3:00 a.m., the crowd had dispersed enough to begin demobilizing.
June 9, 2025
LAPD Releases Information Related to Recent Protests
The information below is from Saturday, June 7th, through the morning of June 9th. The next expected update will be provided on the morning of June 10th.
LOS ANGELES – On Saturday, June 7th, and Sunday, June 8th, the Los Angeles Police Department responded to protest activity in the downtown area that escalated into significant acts of violence, vandalism, and looting. In coordination with partner agencies, LAPD worked throughout the evening and early morning hours to restore public safety and respond to criminal activity.
On Saturday evening, LAPD arrested 29 people for Failure to Disperse.
On Sunday, the LAPD made 21 arrests. The charges range from Attempt Murder with a Molotov Cocktail, Assault with a Deadly Weapo on a Police Officer, Looting and Failure to Disperse.
During the course of the demonstrations, protestors erected barricades and continued to launch projectiles at officers at Spring Street and Temple Street. The use of handheld CS gas canisters was authorized to disperse the hostile crowd. The use of the chemical agent was effective, and the barricades were dismantled. In addition, multiple deployments of less-lethal munitions were necessary to manage the crowd and prevent further harm to people or property. Over 600 rounds of less-lethal munitions were used.
Preliminary figures indicate five LAPD officers sustained minor injuries during the confrontations with protestors. In addition, five LAPD horses that were used during crowd control were targeted and sustained minor injuries.
Throughout the evening, officers encountered groups using handheld radios to coordinate movement and evade law enforcement. By approximately 2:30 a.m. on June 9, the crowd had disbursed enough for LAPD personnel to begin demobilizing.
The Los Angeles Police Department is continuing to review body-worn video and other evidence related to the incident and will work with prosecutorial partners to seek appropriate charges for those involved in criminal activity.
In addition, the LAPD Professional Standards Bureau will be investigating allegations of excessive force and other issues related to LAPD actions during the protests.
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