Chaos reveals in the center of Los Angeles as a big crowd vandalizes a police car, trains, business

Officials had to set up a combat line to clean up a large crowd, which on Saturday night vandalized a subway train, police car and several companies in the center of Los Angeles.

A spokesman for the Los Angeles Police Department KTLA confirmed that the units were sent to the 1,700 Trinity Avenue block near the Washington Boulevard to report a group of about 10 p.m. About 10 a.m.

“The group devastated the subway train on the Washington Boulevard. They also vandalized some of the district’s businesses,” the spokesman said.

The video from the stage received by KTLA shows dozens of vandals that beat a slow -moving subway train and spray painting as it stopped.

“About 50 Tresseers blocked two linear trains on the north and south, at the intersection of Washington Boulevard and Maple Street, south of the city center of Los Angeles,” the metro said in a subway report. No operators or passengers were damaged during the incident and the service was not delayed about 20 minutes. ”

Several persons were also visible by vandalizing the LAPD platoon car – even after pose in front of the photos, shooting fireworks, kicking and spraying when the officers started driving. Many of those who actively engaged in vandalism recorded chaos on their cell phones.

Several businesses also had graffiti, including Panda Express, Waba Grill, Dialysis Clinic and Medical Building.

The material of News Striger Service onscenetv even shows celandine that entertains people on the sidewalk. At least one person was visible to the scaling that a better view of chaos overlooks from above.

Officials who were arranged in the location on the riot tools eventually declared an illegal meeting and formed a combat line. By Sunday 1 p.m. The group left the area, said a LAPD spokesman.

Metro added that LAPD continues to investigate the incident and that everyone with additional information is encouraged to contact the Lapd Crime Crime by phone 800-222-TIPS (800-222-8477).

There was no information showing that from 3 p.m. Was arrested on Sunday.

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