The frightening photos of Pasadina show a federal law enforcement officer in a state of lighting jumping from his car and drawing his weapon on a person trying to photograph his license plate.
The details are limited and the exact circumstances of the accident are unknown, but the deadly confrontation that took place on Wednesday morning at the same time, federal immigration agents operated at a bus station near Orange Grove Street and Los Robles Street.
Both masked masked agents were seen wearing bullet -resistant jackets wondering between two men sitting on a bench at about 6:30 am, at the end, they were arrested and a handful of other workers.
A video of the process taken by a woman inside Dina, at the corner of Orange Grove Boulevard and Los Robles Avenue, shows men who are placed on a small, unique bus and took away.
The woman, who did not want to be recognized, told KTLA in Spanish that she knows one of the men and that he is not a criminal.
Witnesses reported that the same group of federal agents returned to the corner at about 9:30 am, although it is unclear whether anyone else was arrested.
It was reported that the ordinary federal agent saw his weapon on a man depicting the car license board on June 18, 2025. (IG/@Bxbabrat) It was reported that the ordinary federal agent saw his weapon on a man depicting the car license board on June 18, 2025. (IG/@Bxbabrat) Watch the federal immigration officer take alleged day workers in Pasadina on June 18, 2025 (pre -approval from the viewing of the viewer)
Random immigration operations include people in society who live in fear, according to a report from us, Abu Dofia, from KTLA, who spoke to Fernando Panoilus, owner of Burger Dina.
“I lived in Los Angeles 35 years ago and I have not seen anything like that,” he said, adding that more than half of his customers of Spanish origin are afraid to leave their homes. “Our work has decreased, and I would like to say from 60 % to 70 %.”
When asked about the comment, the city leaders in Pasadina said that they are aware of arrests on Wednesday and the officer pulled his pistol on one of the residents, saying in a statement:
“We in the city of Pasadina are deeply saddened and anxious about the events that took place in the region during the past few days surrounding the activities of enforcement of immigration from the federal government. The city of Pasadina or the Pasadina Police Administration does not participate in the field of service in the service or when providing services in the field of service or providing them.”
KTLA has communicated with the Ministry of Internal Security, which is working as enforcement, customs, customs protection and border protection, to comment on the accident.