CNN Reporter Detained By Police At L.A. Protests

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CNN reporter Jason Carrol was detained by police in Los Angeles as he reported on the protests live on air. Carroll was told not to return to the area where he was working. The network covered the protests live when anchors briefly lost contact with the reporter, leading to confusion in the studio when Carroll was seen being led away from the demonstrations by Los Angeles Police Department officers with his hands behind his back.

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