The leader of the riot in La Riot saw the equipment of the demonstrators accusing the conspiracy by the Ministry of Justice

The Ministry of Justice has apparently directed a virus gold man Riot equipment distribution From the back of a truck during the recent anti -ice protests in Los Angeles.

Alejandro Aurelana, 29, accused of conspiring to help and incite civil disorders, according to the shipping document. It was obtained by Fox News.

Prosecutors say Orellana and Pose have downloaded a pickup truck with UVEX brand Bionic Bionic shields. Distributed to the demonstrators Protecting against immigration and customs enforcement agents on June 9.

He claims that video footage shows that Orlelana distributes a spoil from the truck’s bed, which eventually led to his identity by the FBI.

The agents later raided the house where Orleallana lived with his parents and arrested him.

Orellana, an old warrior in the United States, is a UPS worker and a TEAMSTERS team, which was active for years in fighting for social justice – including with Centro CSO, which was called as the leader of the Labor Party leader and activist Cesar Chavez, according to social media.

Centro CSO has protests calling for the planned charges of Los Angeles on Thursday and Saturday.

“The attack on one of us is an attack on the movement of people!” It reads its logo.

Urallana’s father, Francisco, said he joined the offer at the request of friends but he did not know what was doing illegal.

“I saw the picture (from Alejandro in the truck), which my sister sent to my wife. I said,” What do FK? Why do you do it? “

The Ministry of Justice recently accused two residents of Los Angeles of claiming that it has allegedly owning the Molotov cocktail bombs during the protests.

The administration has also accused a man of Texas to buy fireworks that it claims to be used to use against the law in Los Angeles.

At the local level, Los Angeles lawyer has accused more than 40 people of protest -related crimes, including a group of eight new indictment regulations announced on Tuesday.