Student Hit by Projectile During ‘No Kings’ Protest Lost an Eye, Lawyer Says
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An 18-year-old student lost an eye after being hit by a projectile during a 'No Kings' protest in Los Angeles.
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This incident highlights the potential for severe physical injury to individuals, even observers, at public demonstrations and protests.
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Tucker Collins, an 18-year-old student, lost an eye after being struck by a projectile during a 'No Kings' protest in Los Angeles, according to his lawyer. Collins was reportedly observing the demonstrators when the incident occurred. This injury represents a severe consequence for an individual involved, even as an observer, at a public demonstration. The incident highlights the potential dangers faced by participants and bystanders during protests.
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