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Rubber Bullet Tore Open Protester’s Eye During ‘No Kings Day’ Rally

  • At the ‘No Kings Day’ demonstration in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday, June 14, AFP photographer Marshall Woodruff was struck in the face by a rubber bullet fired by police.
  • The protests began peacefully with tens of thousands demonstrating but escalated after officers were assaulted with bricks and bottles, prompting law enforcement to break up the event using less-lethal munitions.
  • Woodruff underwent surgery lasting about four to five hours that night to repair a fractured cheek and torn eye, and he expressed uncertainty about regaining vision in his right eye.
  • Woodruff described how officers began firing extensively with rubber bullets in all directions, while the LAPD confirmed that several of their officers sustained injuries during the clash.
  • The incident raised questions about law enforcement's crowd-control tactics, prompting a commitment to thorough reviews to ensure use of force met legal and policy standards amid the balance of protest rights and public safety.
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KTLA 5 broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Sunday, June 15, 2025.
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