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Minnesota State Patrol just fired tear gas at reporters and photographers at point blank range.
Update: We are safe. Just filed the story of what happened @Latimes
I got hit with a rubber bullet I think, maybe two
So grateful for good Samaritans Mai Candiotti and Trish Lundburg, who claimed to be “Minnesota nice” but actually is for real
That’s the PG version of my leg courtesy of @MnDPS_MSP still going to report tonight and tomorrow
Story posting soon here: https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/liveblog/live-updates-minneapolis-george-floyd-protests
Going to pick up my coworker from the hospital - hope police honor my press badge and let me through. @MinneapolisPD @CityMinneapolis
If you value what we do - and by we I mean all of us reporters and photogs - please subscribe @latimes and to your local paper. Many of my colleagues have been furloughed during #COVID19 a deal @latguild worked out to save jobs. But I know other places have had layoffs.
Here’s the story of how @Carolyn_Cole and I were fired on by @MnDPS_MSP #Minneapolis Times reporter recounts being hit with tear gas and rubber bullets by Minnesota police https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2020-05-30/la-reporter-tear-gas-police
Got to hospital to get @Carolyn_Cole and they’re on lockdown treating a shooting victim. She apparently photographed the whole thing so stay tuned for an update from her tomorrow @latimes
I spent the day out talking to people about the mismanaged police response. Then I experienced it. Minneapolis is center stage for a nation’s turmoil and rage https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2020-05-30/minnesota-protesters-fault-police-crackdown
