Cuban Bryant murals distorted a few days before the start of the riots

A mural dedicated to the late Kobe Bryant His daughter, Gianna, in the center of Los Angeles, was sabotaged a few days before the city’s explosion in riots about illegal immigration raids in the Trump administration.

“Mambas Forever” showed the late Bryant family, who embraced each other. White spray paint was used to distort the piece, according to Fox 11 Los Angeles.

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The mural is located in the fashion area in downtown Los Angeles, about 20 miles from Paramount, where riots occurred for several days.

The artwork was restored on May 30 after it was initially distorted in April. Lakers star Luca Densic Help pay the wall restoration price at the time.

It took weeks to restore the mural. Artist Louise celebrated the restoration just a few days ago in a post on Instagram.

“It was completely restored by Kobe and Gigi MURAL all thanks to @lukadoncic and everyone who donated to go to me.” It is great how a bad situation can bring many people to return something bigger. There were many people who appeared to help and was very appreciated. I really felt that Los Angeles loved this. “

No suspects have been named. It is not clear if the mural will be restored for the second time.

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Bryant, a star in the American Professional League, spent his 20 -year -old career with Los Angeles Lakers, and killed his daughter in a helicopter crash in Kalpasas in January 2020.

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