Los Angeles Protesters Attack Police Building For Mysterious Reason

Another violent protest broke out in downtown Los Angeles in front of police headquarters. The only problem is authorities don’t know why. It seems that rioters can attack anywhere, without warning and for no reason at all these days.

Out of the dozens of protesters that had gathered in front of the Las Angeles Police Department, at least one was arrested.

The LAPD issued a tactical alert in response to the protest and reports say the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department sent Mobile Field Forces to the area to assist the LAPD in restoring order.

The angry mob gathered in front of the LAPD headquarters near Main and First streets Monday night. Officers moved into position as protesters, some carrying umbrellas as weapons, tore through the barriers surrounding the building.

Videos posted to social media show several of the protesters smashing the windows of a nearby building. A possibly homemade smoke bomb or device was apparently also set off during the riot.

Los Angeles: Antifa / BLM black bloc militants breaking into empty store fronts in downtown LA. Police are following an blocking intersections. pic.twitter.com/7Tw1rYxY7b

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One protester was clearly captured on video standing in from of a police patrol vehicle in the middle of Spring Street where he can be heard shouting “kill me” and “do it, I f*cking dare you.”

The group of protesters would later move south through the downtown area, away from the police headquarters, where one individual was arrested.

It’s unknown who organized the protest and for what reason. Earlier that night, other demonstrators had gathered in Glendale, California, about eight miles north of downtown Los Angeles, in support of Armenia amid the Azerbaijan conflict.

A few days earlier, protesters blocked off a California freeway in efforts of bringing attention to the conflict between the neighboring nations.

There were no injuries reported.