Los Angeles prosecutors say they won't charge thousands of protesters arrested for violating curfew and other police orders.
The Associated Press
District Attorney Jackie Lacey said she won’t file charges in protest misdemeanor cases from other parts of Los Angeles County. The city imposed curfews over five nights, and the county and surrounding cities ordered people to stay home over several nights amid protests that sometimes devolved into looting and violence.
Prosecutors said they would keep pursuing charges for looting, burglary, vandalism and any violence. Lacey has already charged more than 60 people with felonies related to the protests, the majority for looting. A final public viewing for Floyd is being held at a Houston church Monday, and his funeral will be Tuesday.
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