A USC freshman who went to photograph a recent “No Kings” protest in downtown Los Angeles was allegedly shot with a less-lethal projectile by a Department of Homeland Security agent and had to have one of his eyes removed, according to his attorney. He was taken to the side of the protest at the Metropolitan Detention Center and given an eye patch. Tucker Collins was shot in the eye by a Homeland Security agent during a No Kings protest in Los Angeles on Mar. (Enrique Dominguez Jr.)“This is the third person who’s lost an eye, maybe the fourth by a [Department of Homeland Security agent].” DeSimone said. DeSimone said that other lawsuits filed on behalf of individuals who say they were injured by Homeland Security agents are all in their beginning stages and still being filed.

Source: Los Angeles Times April 07, 2026 19:46 UTC