section_path: Events/June 11
section_name: June 11
paragraph_text: June 11
  
  Three separate protests occurred in downtown Los Angeles in the afternoon of June 11. An hour before the 8 p.m. curfew took effect, LAPD officers at City Hall declared one such an unlawful assembly, whereupon mounted police charged at the protestors and munitions were fired; batons were also used.
  
  Councilmember Mario Trujillo reported that immigration raids took place on June 11 at multiple locations in Downey, including Home Depot, LA Fitness, on the sidewalk in front of the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, and at the Downey Memorial Christian Church. Immigrants' rights organization CHIRLA estimated that based on reports from family members, from June 6 to June 11, approximately 300 immigrants have been detained. The organization stated it was unable to determine the locations of many of the detained people, having only been able to speak to five in federal detention.
  
  In Boyle Heights at the intersection of Calzona Street on Whittier Boulevard, masked DHS agents in unmarked cars pinned and rammed a vehicle occupied by four civilians; a US citizen named Christian Damian Cerno-Camacho, his wife, and their two infant children. Agents fired a pepper ball into the Mercedes sedan and ordered Cerno-Camacho out of the vehicle at gunpoint, detaining and driving off with him. Bystanders provided support to Cerno-Camacho's wife and children, and filed an incident report with LAPD. Los Angeles Fire Department and Police Department responded to the scene, the former stating here was no evidence of a crash and no need for paramedics. A store's security footage of the incident spread on social media; in response Department of Homeland Security confirmed they were responsible over Twitter, stating "This was no hit and run. This was a targeted arrest of a violent rioter who punched a CBP officer. When Homeland Security Investigations tried to arrest Christian Damian Cerno-Camacho for the assault, he attempted to flee. He was ultimately arrested and taken into custody."