According to the police, a violent fight broke out in a plan for COVID-19 vaccination and passport enforcement in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday, and one person was stabbed.
According to reports, hundreds of protesters began to gather outside Los Angeles City Hall at 2 pm for a “freedom of choice march”, demanding an end to the “medical tyranny, mandatory vaccination and vaccine passport.” Fox 11.
According to leaflets promoting the anti-protests, dozens of anti-protesters gathered in the same place to demonstrate. The organizers said that “fascists have no safe space” and they met them.
Los Angeles Policemen After several fighting broke out between protesters and counter-protesters, the department arrived at the scene in the afternoon. No one was arrested, but officials are still investigating the incident.
According to the police, a man was treated by the Los Angeles Fire Department after he was stabbed in the violence.
Captain Stacey Speer, spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department, said: “After antifa and people gathered for permitted activities, we were at the scene to maintain order. We know that a man was stabbed and is being treated by fire department personnel. “.
The video was shared on social media, showing dozens of men punching and kicking each other and falling to the ground.The anti-protesters were dressed in all black and wearing face masks, while some anti-vaccine protesters wore clothing that referenced the former president Donald Trump And the American flag.
“F*** antifa, f*** antifa,” a man can be heard yelling in a video shared by TV producer Andrew Kimmel.
“Take all the pictures of these clowns, take all the pictures of these clowns,” another person shouted as bystanders took out their phones to record the fight.
Anti-vaccine enforcement protesters also gathered in several other states, planning to hold protests this weekend. On Saturday, hundreds of protesters gathered at the Oklahoma State Capitol to hold a “free assembly” against vaccine regulations. One participant told ABC-5: “I don’t want to see us being forced to wear masks or vaccines, because this is our right to choose what is best for us.” “So, that’s why I am here. Support the choice freedom of.”
At present, there is no mandatory requirement for vaccination for the general population in any state, but some cities and counties require citizens to provide vaccination certificates before they can enter some shops and businesses.
The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to instruct city prosecutors to draft a rule that requires people to show at least one dose of vaccine to enter indoor public businesses-including bars, restaurants, retail stores, fitness centers and movie theaters.
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