Washington, August 28 – Newly released records reveal that the U.S. military privately expressed concern that errors during its deployment in Los Angeles amid protests could have “far-reaching consequences.”
According to internal communications, senior defense officials worried that any missteps while assisting law enforcement during the unrest could damage public trust, spark legal challenges, and affect civil-military relations nationwide.
The documents also suggest that commanders stressed the need for restraint and caution, warning that improper use of force could escalate tensions. The deployment had been ordered after widespread demonstrations and unrest, with federal and state agencies calling for military support.
The revelations highlight the sensitive balance the military faces when intervening in domestic crises, where both public safety and constitutional rights are at stake.
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