True in hypothesis, but the fact that agitators are willing to follow them to the hospital and shout "let them die" and "f**k police" is indicative a deeper underlying social tension. Its hard to deny the existence unless one completely denies or ignores the data.

@t1nick I won't argue that there isn't an underlying social tension. My point of contention is with how people are describing the "protestors" outside the hospital. It looks like the LAPD is lying again. The only video that seems to be out there of this is from reporter Josie Huang who was illegally arrested that night. The video shows like maybe 6 or so people and only one person looks to have said "let them die". There is another video out there of them violently tackling Josie Huang who had done nothing wrong. This came shortly after they had been arresting another individual. She can be heard screaming she is with KCPP.. The Sheriffs Office later claimed she never made it known who she was via a tweet. They aren't being honest about the situation. Unfortunately, the majority of the media just ran with it.

@tzimzai

I heard that report as well. Of course the LAPD is lying to cover its ass. My contention is that underlying social discomfort and discontent have risen to the point that people feel it necessary to come out on the street and vocally express their discontent in such an ugly manner.