A journalist was shot in the head with a rubber bullet by law enforcement while filming violent protests in Los Angeles, going viral
Lara Maior
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Toby Canham, a 59-year-old journalist, was shot by a California Highway Patrol officer during protests in Los Angeles while filming the violence. With his press badge visible, he captured the moment he was shot and wounded in the head, falling to the ground and exclaiming that he had been shot. The incident occurred after police used a flashbang grenade, and Canham criticized the police actions as unjustified. This was another case of violence against journalists during protests in the US.
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Video. „La naiba! Tocmai am fost împușcat în cap”. Încă un jurnalist a fost rănit de forțele de ordine, în timp ce filma violențele din Los Angeles
Un reporter a fost împușcat în frunte la protestele din Los Angeles / foto în articol
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