Another Aussie reporter imprisoned in the police shooting line, while ABC star reveals how she was grown during La Riots

An Australian news reporter has discussed the frightening Los Angeles riot.

ABC’s North -America Correspondent Lauren Day reported on the immigration protests, in California‘s largest city on Monday evening, when she was hit with the non-deadly chemical.

Day explained that the police had tried to spread protesters when she and her team were caught in the shooting line.

“This is really an example of how quickly things can escalate after a long impasse with demonstrators who have now started spreading the crowds, also with tear gas,” she told ABC News.

‘We are touched and you can see why the tear gas is called, it burns your eyes, burns your nose, your lips, your throat.

“It’s pretty unpleasant that I have to say.”

It comes after Lauren Tomasi was from Channel Nine shot with a rubber bullet fired by a police officer.

Tomasi had told the viewers that ‘the LAPD is going on horseback and fired rubber bullets on demonstrators when the shocking incident unfolded live in the air.

ABC’s North America Correspondent Lauren Day (photo) was struck by tear gas when the police tried to spread protesters in Los Angeles

Protests broke out in the city after the performance of US President Donald Trump against illegal migrants and raids through ice, immigration and customs enforcement (depicted, police officers clash with demonstrators)

The American correspondent for nine said that the police ‘moved them (demonstrators) through the heart of La, while several loud pony could be heard in the distance.

Moments later, a policeman was seen who pointed his gun to Tomasi. A cloud of smoke appeared and she doubled in pain.

“You just shot a reporter,” a demonstrator shouted at the nearby police when several other protesters stopped to ask the journalist if she was doing well.

Tomasi was told: “I’m good, I’m good,” and nine confirmed that the reporter was “painful but unharmed” because of the shot up close.

Tomasi broke her silence about the incident and later said to viewers: ‘I’m fine. My cameraman Jimmy and I are both safe.

“This is just one of the unfortunate realities of reporting these types of incidents.”

Tomasi gave an updated report on the unfolding events in the city.

Lauren Tomasi from Channel Nine was shot on Sunday evening with a rubber bullet, fired by a police officer, reporting on the riots (photo)

“It has been a really fleeting day in the streets of Los Angeles, and I want to show you the scene here tonight,” she told Nine News.

Tomasi revealed that she was in the center of Los Angeles, an area that had been cleared by the police.

A warning has been given that ‘if someone goes through it, they will be arrested on the spot’.

“There have been many temperatures here today and certainly tonight there is a lot of anger in the city of Engelen,” she added.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanian condemned the ‘horrible’ attack on Tomasi and said that images of the incident demonstrated that the police had ‘identified’ the reporter.

“It’s not acceptable … I respect the role that the media play, and people have to respect the role that the media play in our modern society,” he said in his first National Press Club since his re -election in May.

Albanese said he already had ‘ these issues addressed with the American administration ‘ But did not confirm whether he had spoken with President Donald Trump personally.

Protesters continue to clash with the police (photo) while the riots continued in their fourth day in Los Angeles

On Tuesday, Lapad said that it would formally investigate the officer concerned.

Protesters in the city march against Trump’s action against illegal migrants and raids through ice, immigration and customs enforcement.

Gruesome scenes showed that cars burst into flames and broadcast toxic gases while rioters held on to furniture and created block drawers Times the center of Los Angeles to a halt While violence extended to a fourth day.

Trump sent 2,000 National Guard troops and placed 500 Marines on position -By, while the LAPD has authorized the ‘use of less fatal ammunition’ to regain control of the city.

The conflict has caused a word war between Trump and Californian governor Gavin Newsom, who accused him of the deliberate profit of tensions.

Trump hit back with a social social post on Sunday and demanded both Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass Apologies for the LA riots before burning the troublemakers of the protesters and rebellion presses. ‘