Protesters included 92-year-old Yoshiko Morohoshi.

who put themselves on the line because the truth is important to them.and prosecutors declined to pursue any charges against her.

”The reporter noted that the settlement comes with new training requirements for deputies.handcuffed and arrested while covering an anti-law enforcement protest in Lynwood in 2020.who must be briefed on the rights of journalists before going out to events where they may come in contact with members of the media.

It was our client’s goal to hold officials accountable for her unlawful arrest and to help prevent incidents like it from happening in the future.Most of all thanks to the journalists.

Video from the scene showed deputies pinning Huang to the ground and arresting her.

Youre free to film law enforcement without fear of injury or your device getting broken.But the biggest factor was the idea of leaving our 40 employees without a place to work.

Suehiro Cafe on First Street in Little Tokyo has sidestepped eviction for now and remains open for lunch and dinner.we did all those things because he complained so much.

thats something that you would have to ask him but I dont think its a coincidence that when he needed us.Standing before a large mural at the new Suehiro at Fourth and Main streets are Hiroko and Kenji Suzuki and their two daughters.