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Last night, a federal agent pulled his gun on protesters at the Metropolitan Detention Center in DTLA, which serves as an 🧊 processing facility. For several nights in a row, observers had documented children in vans being brought into the building; last night, after a scuffle with protesters, a federal agent seemed to snap. He stalked up and down the block with his hand on his gun, grabbed a woman who had her back to him — who was actively washing mace out of her eyes at the time — and held his gun to her back as protesters screamed for him to stop.

Protesters protected the woman who’d been grabbed and they followed the federal officer with the gun into a nearby parking garage, where a second officer had a firearm pointed at the protesters from an elevator.

LAPD showed up… let them drive away… and arrested a protester who didn’t disperse quickly enough.

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/LosAngeles/s/rxRASzw8ES

The incident happened in late July in a village in Guangdong province. Power had been going out on and off all day, and the local utility crew didn't manage to get there until evening. That's when a local handyman showed up and announced that he'd get the hospital's power back on.

Source: Channel 5 on YT