Fbi offers $50k reward for rock‑throwing suspect

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Fbi offers $50k reward for rock‑throwing suspect
A $50,000 reward is now being offered for information on Elpidio Reyna, the man caught on video throwing cinderblocks at federal agents in Paramount amid anti‑ICE protests. Federal authorities—including Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel—have not held back: “You can run, but you can’t hide,” signaling a zero‑tolerance stance on violence.

This incident cuts to the heart of public order and lawful dissent. A federal officer was wounded, property was damaged, and national guard presence surged in response. In free society, protest is a right—but violence isn’t. When peaceful expression gives way to assault, it risks inviting federal action, criminal charges, and prison sentences up to 8 years under assault statutes and 20 years under the Hobbs Act.

Is it possible to defend immigration policy while rejecting violent confrontation? Can we preserve civic space without tolerating assaults on law enforcement?
These are questions of personal responsibility and national character. Lawful protest advances democracy; violence corrodes it.

📣 What do you think? Should violent rioters face stiffer charges—even if part of a protest march?
💬 Share your perspective below—and if you have information on Elpidio Reyna, contact FBI tipline.

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