FBI director Cash Patel warns of riots after ice control protests against agents in Los Angeles

After violent riots to combat ice in Los Angeles on Saturday night, the FBI director Cash Patel “If you get used to the law enforcement officer, you will go to prison.”

“It doesn’t matter where you came from, or how you got here, or what you claim to represent,” Patel told Fox News Digital. “If the local judicial authorities do not stand behind the men and women who wear the badge, the FBI will.”

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Federal sources said that the agents could have been killed by flying debris.

“It does not matter where you came from, or how you got here, or what you talk about movement to you. If it is Local police Patel wrote on X.

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The banks confirmed that there are already several arrests of a federal agent.

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The prominent fire protest was on the second consecutive day of the large violent riots in Los Angeles.

On Friday night, more than 1,000 Los Angeles riot surrounded and assaulted the Federal Lawyer Ice agentsCut tires, and deformed buildings.

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DHS Secretary Christie’s calls The demonstrators said they will not slow down ice agents, and they were warned against rioters.

“If you put his hand on the law enforcement officer, you will be tried to the maximum of the law.”

The deputy director of the FBI Dan Bonjino said that the agency seeks to obtain information related to the identity of those who throw rocks in vehicles that conduct critical law enforcement, noting “it is a matter of time only.”

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“One of the perpetrators in this video is to wear a helmet, and we will use our investigation tools to locate the individual,” Bongino wrote at X. “I strongly suggest that you turn yourself, it is only a matter of time.”