Adolfo Guzman-Lopez had just finished at interview with a protester in Long Beach when he was struck near the bottom of his throat by a rubber bullet he believes was fired by an police officer.

Adolfo Guzman-Lopez had just finished at interview with a protester in Long Beach when he was struck near the bottom of his throat by a rubber bullet he believes was fired by an police officer.

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KPCC/LAist's Adolfo Guzman-Lopez Talks About Getting Shot In The Throat  With Rubber Bullet

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Los Angeles leaders could soon make changes to the city’s embattled “mansion tax.” But some housing advocates, who blame the tax for a slowdown in apartment development, say the new attempts at reform don’t go far enough.

Los Angeles leaders could soon make changes to&nbsp;<a href="https://laist.com/news/housing-homelessness/los-angeles-measure-ula-mansion-tax-reform-city-council-ballot-motion" data-cms-ai="0">the city&rsquo;s embattled &ldquo;mansion tax.&rdquo;</a>&nbsp;But some housing advocates, who blame the tax for a slowdown in apartment development, say the new attempts at reform don&rsquo;t go far enough.

City officials consider ‘mansion tax’ changes, but critics say proposed fixes don't go far enough

The 100-year-old route helped Black travelers to escape the Jim Crow South — but sometimes with deadly consequences

The 100-year-old route helped Black travelers to escape the Jim Crow South &mdash; but sometimes with deadly consequences

Route 66’s dark side: behind the myth of the iconic road trip

Filmmaker and writer John Waters is coming to Los Angeles next week (Tuesday, April 14) with his one-man comedy show titled “Going to Extremes."

 

Filmmaker and writer John Waters is coming to Los Angeles next week (Tuesday, April 14) with his one-man comedy show titled &ldquo;Going to Extremes."
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KPCC/LAist's Adolfo Guzman-Lopez Talks About Getting Shot In The Throat With Rubber Bullet

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