Global News Podcast LA unrest: First federal charges for protesters
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Jun 12, 2025 In the heart of LA unrest, two protesters face unprecedented federal charges that could lead to significant prison time. Meanwhile, Harvey Weinstein is convicted of sexual assault, adding another layer to ongoing legal challenges for public figures. Amidst the chaos in the U.S., there's a glimmer of hope as children in Gaza receive much-needed medical aid. The podcast uncovers complex narratives entwined with themes of personal struggle, political strife, and the duality of crisis and resilience shaping our world.
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First Federal Charges in LA Unrest
- The first federal charges in the LA unrest include possession of unregistered explosives and Molotov cocktails.
- Defendants face up to 10 years in prison if convicted, highlighting the seriousness of these offenses.
Marines' Role in LA Protests
- 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines are deployed in Los Angeles, trained for crowd control.
- Marines will detain protesters temporarily but have no power of arrest.
Social Media Aids Federal Charges
- Authorities used social media footage to identify suspects involved in violent acts during LA unrest.
- An officer briefly caught his pants on fire while extinguishing a Molotov cocktail.
