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Los Angeles officials More than 40 people have been faced with new charges for violent riots against U.S. immigration and customs enforcement last month, it was announced on Tuesday.
On the charges, prosecutors noted that a 17-year-old teenager was charged with murder and murder allegedly allegedly attacking horses in the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and a man was accused of injuring a police officer with Flagpole, Los Angeles District Attorney La Princation Prosecutor Nathan Hockman said in a press release.
“The massive protests may have ended, but our work is not yet available,” Hawkman said.
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District Attorney Nathan Hodgman (Nathan J. (Jim Vondruska/Getty Images)
One of the suspects, a 17-year-old teenager, was charged with one count of felony murder, assault Peace OfficialsOfficials said, vandalism and two counts of misdemeanor riots.
Another protester, identified as 37-year-old Patrick Munoz, was accused of stabbing an officer while breaking down a party outside a local hotel on June 11.
Munoz’s attorney did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
Additionally, prosecutors accused Robert Amaya, 49, of approaching the family while leaving the protest on June 10, then pulled a knife while approaching an 11-year-old girl and stabbing her. Amaya is charged with one felony assault with a fatal weapon and faces up to 13 years in state jail if convicted.
Fox News Digital was unable to find a lawyer representing Amaya immediately.
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A law enforcement officer fired a deadly projectile during a protest in Los Angeles on June 14, 2025. (Noah Berger/AP Photo)
Another suspectIran Castro, 29, was accused of pulling the bridle of the horse represented by the sheriff’s cavalry and catching another horse’s seizure during a protest on June 14, and was released on his own confession on a separate felony charge. Castro is charged with two counts of felony charges and one count of felony charges against a peace official. If convicted, she faces the possibility of up to 10 years and four months in prison.
The second protester was also charged with allegedly attacking the LASD horse in another incident, according to the press release. Authorities have accused Dana Whitson, 66, of pushing the animal “several times” before hitting the horse in the muzzle and mastering the bondage during a June 13 protest. If convicted, Whitson faces the possibility of up to six years and four months in prison.
Neither Castro nor Whitson’s attorneys immediately responded to Fox News’ numbers’ request for comment.
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A protester placed the debris in a fire in Paramount, California, Saturday, June 7, 2025. (Eric Thayer/AP photo)
The allegations came after several weeks of officials fighting thugs on the streets of Los Angeles, leading to hundreds of arrests as local, state and federal law enforcement officers hope to tame chaos caused by outcry Immigration raid In the entire sanctuary city.
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“We will continue to review the evidence, identify the suspects and file charges where the law violates the law,” Hockman said. “I would like to thank the investigators and the team of prosecutors for their unremitting efforts to ensure that those who commit crimes under the guise of protest are held accountable.”
