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ESPN NFL analyst Mina Kimes criticized reports of anti-ice riots that took place in some media. Los Angeles County The past few days.
A fierce before and after images of a burning vehicle, a riot blowing a letter to a painting car, a violent front and back scrupulous images between a president Donald Trump And California Gov. Gavin Newsom is one of the conversation topics about how local law enforcement is handling the issue.
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Mina Kimes is keeping an eye on during the Pro Bowl Skills Challenge at Nicholson Field House in Orlando, Florida on January 30, 2025. (Kirby Lee-Imagn image)
“What’s actually happening in Los Angeles and how it’s happening incorrectly is one of the biggest stress tests of modern media in recent memory,” she wrote on her Bluesky account. “A botized society, AI, old clips, literacy decline. It’s like seeing a broken system of a storm-hit emergency response system.”
Looting videos and photos also dominate the internet, which is why businesses in the Los Angeles area have made them into several shops in the event of more disruption.
Protesters are standing in a burning car with a Mexican flag on Atlantic Avenue on June 7, 2025 in Paramount, California. (APU Gomes/Getty Images)
On Saturday, June 7, 2025, protesters put the remains of the fire as riot equipment and gas masks border patrol personnel outside the industrial park in Paramount, California became guards. (AP Photo/Eric Sayer)
Smoke rises from a burning car on Atlantic Avenue during a conflict between protesters and law enforcement following multiple detention by immigrants and customs enforcement in Paramount, Los Angeles County, Paramount, California on June 7, 2025. (Reuters/Barbara Davidson)
Fox News Digital saw the T-Mobile store on the corner of 3rd Avenue and Broadway for another night of protests and riots in the city. While security guards protected the property, the repairman worked several times later at a CVS store on the corner of 7th Avenue and Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles. Riot night.
Attorney General Pam Bondy provided a dull message to robbers and looters in the deep blue city “Fox & Friends” Tuesday.
“If you plunder business in California in this, you’re claiming robbery under the Hobbs Act. It’s no longer an era of non-birth for looting. It’s a criminal act,” she said.
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Law enforcement in Los Angeles has arrested dozens of people after days of protests and riots.
Sarah Rumpf-Whitten and Ashley Papa of Fox News contributed to this report.
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