⚠️ WANTED! A vandal was caught on video defacing a memorial to honor fallen Los Angeles police officers during a Black Lives Matter protest over the weekend, authorities said Monday. The Los Angeles Police Department retweeted footage of a large gathering in front of the #LAPD downtown headquarters Saturday afternoon. As the video pans out, a vandal in a black hooded sweater is seen spray-painting glass cases displaying the badges of officers who have died in the line of duty. The department also tweeted photos of "FTP," an acronym meant to disparage police officers, spray-painted on the building's wall. The officers memorialized in these cases made the ultimate sacrifice for their city. Now we need your help finding those responsible for defacing our tribute to their sacrifice. Anyone with info is urged to call LAPD Central Detectives at 213-833-3750 or http://lacrimestoppers.org

Right now in Portland. Going into day 61, unless federal agents come out of the fence, tear gas and pepper balls don’t convince the crowds to leave. A fire has started.

In Tempe, AZ, the demonstration began peacefully at about 5pm as roughly 200 people gathered in Tempe Beach Park to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement. Protesters then began marching through the streets and ultimately blocked traffic on Scottsdale Road, prompting Tempe Police to declare the gathering unlawful. After the crowd ignored orders to disperse, police deployed tear gas at the hyenas on Monday night, who responded by launching projectiles and shouting profanities as they moved toward a line of officers on bicycles. A Tempe police spokesperson declined to comment specifically about the events, saying: 'This is a fluid and active scene. We will continue to monitor the situation, and address issues if and when needed. At this time, no further information is available.'

Right now in Portland.Federal agents carrying assault rifle, confiscated hockey stick, riot guns, and move back to the courthouse, using tear gas, smoke, and impact munitions to cover their retreat.