Many high -end companies were among many companies that were looted and sabotaged overnight, after a fourth day of protests against immigration raids in the center of Los Angeles.
Carlos Herrera of KTLA was outside the Apple Tower theater on West VIII Street and Broadway on Tuesday morning, where cleaning was underway over the Apple Store.
“No ice” was drawn on spraying on the damaged glass windows in front of the store. Inside, broken glass was seen on the ground next to several elements. According to the players stole many iPhone, Apple Watches, laptops and charging.
The video showed that the officers take two suspects in the reservation around midnight.
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Apple store was seen after being sabotaged in the center of Los Angeles on June 9, 2025. (OCHN) -
Law enforcement is preparing to enter the Apple store on June 9, 2025. (OCHN) -
The saboteurs tries to break a jewelry store on the sixth and Broadway Street on June 9, 2025. (OCHN) -
The saboteurs tries to break a jewelry store on the sixth and Broadway Street on June 9, 2025. (OCHN) -
One of the suspects is being looted in the wake of the looting of the shoe palace in the center of Los Angeles on June 9, 2025. (OCHN) -
The shoe palace appears after looting and sabotage in the center of Los Angeles on June 9, 2025. (OCHN)
Multiple jewelry stores also hit overnight. Large mob was seen outside of works on the sixth street and Broadway. The width boxes were left on the sidewalk, although it is still not clear exactly what was taken from the stores.
The owner of a store said he witnessed at least four attempts in the Los Angeles jewelry area.
Meanwhile, a few buildings on West VIII Street and the main street, the police were seen as one of the suspects believed to be involved in the looting of the shoe palace. Many other suspects managed to run from the scene.
The mayor of Los Angeles Karen Bass blames disturbances to intensify ice raids in the Trump administration last week.
“I will return to last Thursday,” said Bass. “Nothing happened. Nothing justifies the raids.”
The mayor also asks why the targets of immigration raids apparently change.
“If you remember, at the beginning of this administration, we were told that the raids will be to search for violent criminals, and people with orders,” Pass said. “But I do not know how to move from the drug dealer to the home warehouse. To the workplace of people, where they just try to earn a livelihood.”
Los Angeles has announced a tactical alert in an attempt to restore the regime. The crowds were dispersed as of Tuesday morning, but it was not clear whether more protests had been planned later in the day.