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U.S. Marines reportedly detain man outside L.A. federal building
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0:40Now PlayingNEW: Video from news agency Reuters appears to show a man being detained outside the Westwood Federal Building in Los Angeles.
Reuters said it was the first detention by a U.S. Marine during the deployment for area protests over immigration enforcement. It's not clear why the man was detained.
U.S. Northern Command confirmed the detention by U.S. Marines, saying it was temporary and justified under the assignment to protect federal assets, which include the property formally known as the 11000 Wilshire Federal Building. A spokesperson said the man was immediately transferred to the custody of local law enforcement, as allowed.
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