A police officer tries to intervene as a young man takes an American flag from a demonstrator during competing rallies Sunday in Huntington Beach.
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Huntington Beach police declared an unlawful assembly Sunday afternoon around the city’s famous pier as tensions increased among protesters who clashed with Donald Trump supporters and others displaying allegiance to white supremacist groups.
Several hundred people gathered in the plaza area at the base of the pier beginning Sunday morning to demonstrate against the so-called White Lives Matter rally.
Protesters gather for a Black Lives Matter rally Sunday in Huntington Beach.
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Protesters hold signs during a rally Sunday in Huntington Beach.
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A Huntington Beach police officer arrests a man carrying a Gadsden flag at Sunday’s dual rallies.
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Protesters face a group of mounted police officers Sunday in Huntington Beach.
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Two men argue during the rallies Sunday in Huntington Beach.
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A woman clasps her hands together as she talks to a Black Lives Matter supporter Sunday in Huntington Beach.
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Huntington Beach police officers try to separate people during a scuffle Sunday.
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An argument breaks out during dual rallies Sunday in Huntington Beach.
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Police officers break up a fight Sunday in Huntington Beach.
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A Trump supporter is taken into custody during the rallies Sunday in Huntington Beach.
(Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times)
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