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Two people were injured when the driver of a moving truck allegedly drove into a large crowd of demonstrators during an anti-Iranian regime protest in the Westwood neighborhood of Los Angeles on Sunday afternoon.
The rally was scheduled for 2 p.m. outside of the Wilshire Federal Building in the 11000 block of Wilshire Boulevard, where thousands of people gathered to show solidarity with the ongoing protests in Iran, which have resulted in more than 500 deaths in violence surrounding the demonstrations, according to U.S.-based activists.
The truck drove into a crowd about a block from the Federal Building near Veteran Avenue and Ohio Avenue, a little before 3:30 p.m., according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.
Paramedics said that two people were treated at the scene but denied transport to the hospital. Firefighters also stated that they were searching for a third person who may have been injured, but they later said there was no additional victim.
CBS LA
Authorities have not yet reported any arrests in connection with the incident, but video posted on social media showed LAPD officers detaining a man they pulled from the cab of the truck. As he was being taken from the area, some of the people in the crowd appeared to be attacking the man.
Police told CBS LA that the driver of the truck, who hasn’t yet been identified, was being questioned.
LAPD’s Major Crimes detectives are leading the investigation, with members of their Joint Terrorism Task Force and the FBI assisting, a senior LAPD source told CBS News. Authorities were expected to remain on scene overnight as their investigation continued.
The box truck was covered in banners that said, “No Shah. No regime USA don’t repeat 1953. No Mullah.” Video from the scene showed the demonstrators ripping the banners off of the truck after it came to a stop.
By 4:30 p.m., a large number of the demonstrators involved in the rally had already begun to leave the area. It was scheduled to end at 4 p.m., according to event organizers. During the rally, members of the crowd shouted “Free Iran” and “End the regime,” while some members carried a giant Iranian flag that stretched nearly a block.
CBS LA 
SkyCal flew over the spot where the truck came to a stop, which was surrounded by a large perimeter of crime scene tape. The cargo area of the truck appeared to be empty as the door was open, with Los Angeles police investigators surveying the area surrounding the truck. The windshield and windows of the truck appeared to be shattered, and shards of glass were seen on the street below the vehicle.
