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The arrest stems from the Feb. 25 death of 12-year-old Khimberly Zavaleta Chuquipa, as prosecutors and police focus on school safety and accountability.
Khimberly was in a hallway on the schools campus when she was struck in the head with a metal water bottle while trying to help her older sister, the family said in the wrongful-death claim.
The sisters had been bullied, harassed and physically attacked for months at school, and their mother reported the incidents to school officials, who failed to stop the abuse.

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No Kings protest in downtown LA devolved into violence as bottles were thrown at police horses and one officer was injured.
Two police horses sustained minor injuries after protestors threw bottles at them, LAPD officials said.
An LAPD officer was injured during the weekend protest that turned violent, authorities said.
Police detained 72 suspects, including 63 adults for failing to disperse and eight youths.
Police used tear gas after warnings were ignored and protected the Federal Metropolitan Detention Center during the clash.
The incident occurred as part of broader nationwide protests against policies of President Donald Trump.
LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell said the department aimed to protect peaceful protest while condemning violence.
Officials reported the most intense mayhem around the Federal Metropolitan Detention Center area.
Riot activity included vandalism at the MDC fence, with participants throwing debris at federal agents.

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A juvenile has been arrested in the death of 12-year-old Khimberly Zavaleta Chuquipa after she was struck with a metal water bottle on campus.
Khimberly sustained head injuries Feb. 17 during an altercation while defending her sister from bullies on campus.
Khimberly underwent brain surgery after a medical emergency and died on February 25, prompting a wrongful-death claim against LAUSD.
The LAPD is investigating the case as a homicide, while Khimberly’s family has filed a legal claim against LAUSD for failing to stop bullying.
The district has declined to comment on ongoing litigation related to the family's wrongful-death claim.
Khimberly’s family described her as aspiring to be a doctor with a bright future before the tragedy.
Legal action alleges district failure to act on bullying reports and provide adequate supervision prior to the incident.
The arrest information has not disclosed the arrestee’s age or gender publicly.
Khimberly's death followed a medical emergency after brain surgery, culminating in her passing on February 25.
The incident remains part of ongoing investigations and civil actions tied to school safety and bullying responses.

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A protester dressed as Lady Liberty was handcuffed by LAPD during the No Kings demonstrations in Los Angeles on March 28, 2026.
Organizers reported nationwide momentum with about 8 million participants and over 3,300 events across all states.
Witnesses described the scene as iconic and ironic, with the image symbolizing current political tensions.
Etienne Lauren photographed the series of shots capturing the arrest and the protester's calm expression.
Authorities cited unlawful assembly in downtown Los Angeles as part of the arrests linked to the protest.
The protest drew reactions from social media users who linked the image to the era it purportedly represents.
The subject behind the Lady Liberty portrayal spoke out after her arrest, sharing her perspective online.
Photographer Etienne Lauren captured multiple embeds from Getty Images during the event.
The No Kings movement spurred broad media coverage with related articles and ongoing discussion.
The report notes that the No Kings day drew large crowds nationwide with widespread demonstrations.

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A Los Angeles man was arrested on felony vandalism charges after a Hollywood road rage incident involving reality TV stars Patrik Simpson and Pol’ Atteu.
The altercation began when Hernandez blocked an intersection and then punched the driver’s side window and kicked the door of the stars’ Mercedes-Benz.
Simpson and Atteu chased Hernandez through Hollywood and called 911 as the confrontation escalated.
The video shows Hernandez reportedly had a baby in the vehicle during the confrontation.
Police said Hernandez was arrested on Wednesday and has since been released.
The incident involved reality TV stars from the Amazon Prime show 'Gown and Out in Beverly Hills' who posted the clip online.
The confrontation occurred in broad daylight at Melrose Avenue and Vine Street in Hollywood.
Officials describe the suspect’s vehicle as a Toyota 4Runner involved in the clash.
The video of the incident drew significant online attention and media coverage.
The case remains under review by authorities as they assess the events and charges.

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