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    Video reveals new details in physical fight between LA Councilman Kevin de León and activist

    by Gregory Yee, Brittny Mejia and Liam Dillon, Los Angeles Times Dec 10, 2022 4 minutes
    Los Angeles City Councilman Kevin de Leon returned to council chambers after a two-month absence at City Hall on Dec. 9, 2022, in Los Angeles.

    LOS ANGELES — Hours after drawing protesters’ ire with his first in-person appearance in two months at a Los Angeles City Council meeting, Kevin de León was involved in a fight with an activist Friday night that was at least partially caught on video.

    The council member said in a statement that he was assaulted. Activists said De León was the aggressor.

    De León was at Lincoln Park for a toy giveaway and holiday tree lighting when the incident occurred, his office told the Los Angeles Times.

    A video posted on Twitter on Saturday by RootsAction shows activists walking alongside De León inside the event calling on him to resign while Jason Reedy, an organizer with the People’s City Council, stands in front of the councilman

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