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Authorities Outline Safety Plans Ahead Of LA World Cup Matches
Officials will detail security for five group-stage matches and three knockout games at SoFi Stadium as the tournament opens in 10 days.
- On Monday, Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman joined law enforcement officials to outline safety plans for the 2026 World Cup, which hosts matches at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood beginning June 11.
- The security initiative spans from June 11 through July 19, bringing an unusually large law enforcement presence to the region. Hochman warned his office will aggressively prosecute any criminal activity during the tournament.
- Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna confirmed that federal officials pledged no civil immigration enforcement will occur at World Cup matches, addressing rumors from weeks ago that sparked community concerns.
- Authorities will increase staffing around Iran's two matches in Inglewood to monitor for potential protests, as Luna noted the team brings a 'different dynamic' due to current global events.
- FBI assistant director in charge Patrick Grandy warned of a "zero tolerance policy" for unauthorized drone usage, noting authorities will enforce temporary flight restrictions around facilities and possess capability to ground violators.
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LA and FIFA officials outline safety plans ahead of World Cup matches
LOS ANGELES (KESQ) - Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman joined law enforcement leaders and FIFA officials today to outline public safety preparations for the 2026 World Cup and urge visitors and residents to celebrate responsibly during the tournament. Officials said tens of thousands of fans are expected to travel to the Los Angeles area for World Cup matches and related events beginning next week. "Los Angeles is ready to s…
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