Los Angeles is burning while radical activists run wild, but one prosecutor is finally taking a stand. Deputy District Attorney Jonathan Hatami declared violent protesters will face full prosecution, drawing a line in the sand against the chaos consuming city streets.
Masked rioters torched cars, hurled fireworks at police horses, and tried to ram motorcycles through barricades this weekend. These aren’t peaceful demonstrators – they’re domestic terrorists exploiting weak liberal policies that coddle criminals instead of protecting citizens.
Hatami blasted the lawlessness, vowing to charge every thug who attacks cops or destroys property. “Lighting fires isn’t protest – it’s arson. Throwing rocks isn’t free speech – it’s assault,” said the veteran prosecutor. His no-nonsense approach exposes how far-left leaders have failed basic public safety duties.
The riots erupted after federal agents did their job removing illegal immigrants with violent criminal records. Instead of supporting border enforcement, activist mobs turned cities into war zones. Regular Angelenos watched in horror as businesses burned while politicians dithered.
As a child abuse prosecutor who’s put monsters behind bars, Hatami knows real justice. He’s running to replace soft-on-crime DA George Gascon, whose radical policies let murderers walk free. While Gascon coddles criminals, Hatami fights for victims – the silent majority abandoned by woke politicians.
“We’re prosecuting every brick thrown, every fire started, every cop attacked,” Hatami promised. This is what leadership looks like – holding troublemakers accountable instead of making excuses for their violence. The rule of law must crush this madness before more innocents get hurt.
Mainstream media wants you to think these riots are about “justice,” but working Americans see the truth. It’s about anarchists exploiting chaos to push their anti-police agenda while families hide in their homes. Patriots support the blue, not the black bloc.
Hatami’s bold stand gives hope to citizens tired of seeing their city destroyed. The choice is clear – back the brave men and women in uniform, or surrender to mob rule. Los Angeles needs warriors like Hatami to restore order before it’s too late.
