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PHOTOS: Anti-Lockdown Protesters (Small In Number) Rally At LA City Hall From The Safety Of Their Cars

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Our news is free on LAist. To make sure you get our coverage:. To support our non-profit public service journalism:Research that the majority of Angelenos (95%) support the city's stay-at-home policy if it means slowing the spread of coronavirus.But today in downtown L.A. a vocal group of anti-lockdown gathered near City Hall. About 50 cars lined up to honk and hold up signs with messages like "lock up the sick, not the free" and "the science is clear, re-open California." The protest was organized by a Facebook group called Operation Gridlock, which has made some waves , even as its origins have come under scrutiny.Only about 10 individuals protested on the street, outside of their cars.Happening now: Protesters gather Wednesday in their cars around Los Angeles City Hall in downtown, demanding California lift stay-at-home orders and reopen businesses despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.🎥:— LAist (@LAist)The local version of the event was noticeably smaller than a similar protest Friday that drew a crowd of over 200 in (Including a man who was .) Many of those protestors were not social distancing or wearing masks.The L.A. Facebook page for protestors appears to have been taken down by Facebook, who according to the Wall Street Journal, is posts that encourage members to violate government health guidelines.NPR that Fox News personalities have been showing heavy support for these protests on the air, despite calls from a top executive at the network to encourage protestors to abide by social distancing standards."The liberal watchdog group Media Matters found© 2003-2020 . All rights reserved.&amp; .

Our news is free on LAist. To make sure you get our coverage:. To support our non-profit public service journalism:Research that the majority of Angelenos (95%) support the city's stay-at-home policy if it means slowing the spread of coronavirus.But today in downtown L.A. a vocal group of anti-lockdown gathered near City Hall. About 50 cars lined up to honk and hold up signs with messages like "lock up the sick, not the free" and "the science is clear, re-open California." The protest was organized by a Facebook group called Operation Gridlock, which has made some waves , even as its...

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PHOTOS: Anti-Lockdown Protesters (Small In Number) Rally At LA City Hall From The Safety Of Their Cars

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