Protesters were gathering after a police involved-shooting in Los Angeles Monday afternoon. The scene is in the 1200 block of West 109th Place. Local media reports a man was stopped on a bicycle for code violations when he took off running. Deputies later caught up with the man who was carrying a bundle of clothes. Officials say the suspect punched a deputy and then dropped the clothes–at which time a handgun fell to the ground. The suspect was struck by gunfire and pronounced dead at the scene. No deputies were injured. The department said, During the contact, a fight ensued between the suspect and deputies. The suspect produced a handgun and a deputy-involved “hit” shooting occurred. The suspect’s handgun was recovered.

Burned-out stores, a torched parking lot and National Guardsmen walking the streets - these are the scenes of Kenosha during Donald Trump visits Wisconsin today. The president is expected to hammer home his 'law and order' campaign message when he arrives around 1pm EST, meeting with members of local law enforcement and surveying damage caused by three days of rioting sparked by the police shooting of Jacob Blake. While the city is still counting the cost of the disturbance, the mayor has requested $30million in state aid to help repair the damage. Large parts of Kenosha's uptown neighborhood - where many of the city's black and Hispanic residents live - were damaged or destroyed by BLM members between August 23, the day of Blake's shooting, and August 25, when two protesters were shot dead.