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Student Loses Eye After Federal Agent Shooting at LA Protest
The 18-year-old was struck by a less-lethal projectile during a 'No Kings' rally last month.
Apr. 11, 2026 at 3:05am
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The aftermath of a federal agent's use of force against a peaceful protester, leaving lasting physical and emotional scars.Oklahoma City TodayAn 18-year-old student has lost an eye after being shot by a federal agent during a 'No Kings' protest in Los Angeles last month. The student's attorney says he was struck by a less-lethal projectile while participating in the rally.
Why it matters
The incident has sparked outrage over the use of force by federal agents against protesters, raising concerns about the safety and rights of demonstrators. It also highlights the ongoing tensions between law enforcement and activist groups in the wake of recent social justice protests.
The details
According to the student's attorney, the 18-year-old was peacefully participating in the 'No Kings' rally in Los Angeles when he was struck in the eye by a less-lethal projectile fired by a federal agent. The impact resulted in the student losing his eye, and his attorney is now pursuing legal action against the federal government.
- The incident occurred during a 'No Kings' protest in Los Angeles last month.
The players
No Kings
A protest group that advocates for the abolition of the monarchy and the establishment of a republic in the United States.
Federal Agent
A law enforcement officer employed by a federal government agency who was present at the 'No Kings' protest in Los Angeles.
What they’re saying
“We will not stand for the use of excessive force against peaceful protesters. This student's injury is a tragic example of the dangers faced by those exercising their right to free speech and assembly.”
— Attorney for the Student
What’s next
The student's attorney is pursuing legal action against the federal government for the use of force against the protester.
The takeaway
This incident highlights the ongoing tensions between law enforcement and activist groups, and the need for greater accountability and transparency around the use of force against protesters exercising their constitutional rights.
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