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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A few months ago, the Explore LA team brought you the story of Rudy the Poodle, who comforted first responders after January’s fires. Well, the good boy has been named best therapy dog of the year by American Kennel Club. 

A few months ago, the Explore LA team brought you the story of Rudy the Poodle, who comforted first responders after January&rsquo;s fires.&nbsp;Well, the good boy has been named best therapy dog of the year by American Kennel Club.&nbsp;

Remember Rudy? The good boy who comforted first responders in the January Fires? He's now top therapy dog

Since the 1940s, the camp nestled in the Santa Monica Mountains has welcomed generations of Scouts. The Palisades Fire changed the site forever. Robert Garrova has more.

Since the 1940s, the camp nestled in the Santa Monica Mountains has welcomed generations of Scouts. The Palisades Fire changed the site forever. Robert Garrova has more.

Volunteers and scouts return to beloved camp, a year after Palisades Fire

LAist host Josie Huang remembers Christmas Tree Lane, the landmark in Altadena, as it lights up again a year after the Eaton Fire.

LAist host Josie Huang remembers Christmas Tree Lane, the landmark in Altadena, as it lights up again a year after the Eaton Fire.

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

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