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Man booked on reckless driving cost after U-Haul truck drives by Iran protesters in L.A.
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Man booked on reckless driving cost after U-Haul truck drives by Iran protesters in L.A.

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Last updated: January 13, 2026 3:26 am
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Regulation enforcement officers have arrested a person suspected of driving a U-Haul field truck into a gaggle of demonstrators protesting the Iranian authorities Sunday afternoon in west Los Angeles.

Calor Madanescht, 48, was booked on a reckless driving cost — a misdemeanor — with $0 bail, the Los Angeles Police Division stated in an announcement Monday. Inmate data present Madanescht was launched Monday afternoon of his personal recognizance.

It was not instantly clear if he has been assigned or employed a lawyer. A request for remark despatched to an electronic mail handle presumably belonging to Madanescht was not instantly returned Monday evening. His subsequent courtroom date is scheduled for Feb. 2, in accordance with inmate data.

Individuals stroll close to a U-Haul truck that reportedly was pushed right into a crowd throughout an anti-Iranian regime rally on Jan. 11 in Los Angeles.Jonathan Alcorn / AFP – Getty Photographs

The incident unfolded outdoors the Federal Constructing close to a neighborhood domestically known as “Tehrangeles” due to the big variety of Iranians who’ve emigrated there. Demonstrators Sunday waved the flag of Iran from earlier than the Islamic Revolution and referred to as for an finish to the repressive regime.

The Iranian authorities has been cracking down on nationwide demonstrations in response to excessive costs of on a regular basis items.

In keeping with the Human Rights Activists Information Company, or HRANA, a watchdog primarily based in the USA, greater than 600 folks had been killed as of Monday in Iran because the protests started, together with 505 protesters and 133 navy and regulation enforcement personnel. Almost 600 different stories of deaths are underneath evaluate, the group reported.

The true scale of the federal government crackdown has been troublesome to gauge as a result of an web and telephone blackout within the nation.

The truck that appeared to drive right into a crowd of protesters in L.A. on Sunday bore a banner that learn “No Shah. No Regime. USA: Don’t Repeat 1953. No Mullah,” an obvious reference to a U.S.-backed coup that toppled then-Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh and paved the way in which for the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Image: People walk near a U-Haul truck that reportedly was driven into a crowd during an anti-Iranian regime rally
Individuals stroll close to a U-Haul truck that reportedly was pushed right into a crowd throughout an anti-Iranian regime rally on Jan. 11 in Los Angeles.Jonathan Alcorn / AFP – Getty Photographs

In keeping with the LAPD, officers stopped the truck and instructed the driving force to show round. As a substitute, police stated, the truck continued to drive towards the gang, prompting some protesters to leap out of the way in which.

The truck saved going at the same time as demonstrators chased after it and smashed home windows, movies of the scene confirmed. A person was struck by the automobile, police stated, however no severe accidents have been reported. Two folks have been evaluated on the scene however declined therapy, the Los Angeles Hearth Division stated.

Officers took the driving force into custody and searched the truck. Nothing “vital” was discovered, in accordance with the police division.

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