Spencer Pratt showed up in Hyde Park and did a barbecue event with a black business, they had a couple food trucks and a news truck was there. I know we’re on Reddit and people are gonna cry about it, but I really think this dude is gonna be the next mayor of LA.
Picked this up on a recent trip to Japan. Watch out for this guy, he’s probably gonna be in the MLB next season.
Material is a little thin, but I really love the embroidery on the logos and on the text.
In my opinion, Mizuno is shitting on Fanatics, I wish MLB jerseys were still this affordable. This cost me ¥11000.
LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Federal and local law enforcement agencies launched a massive drug raid in multiple Southern California locations on Wednesday, arresting at least 17 people.
The raid, which was spearheaded by the Drug Enforcement Administration in coordination with the Los Angeles Police Department, focused mainly on MacArthur Park but also included arrests in Calabasas, San Gabriel and South L.A., the DEA confirmed.
As part of the arrests made in those cities, agents seized 9 kilos of fentanyl, worth $8 million - $10 million, First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said, adding that he believes these drugs are from the Sinaloa cartel.
Federal and local law enforcement agencies launched a massive drug raid in multiple Southern California locations on Wednesday, arresting at least 17 people.
The Department of Justice said "Operation Free MacArthur Park" aims to address what it described as an open-air drug market running rampant in the park, involving massive amounts of fentanyl and methamphetamine.
Essayli said the park's "#1 drug trafficker," a Calabasas resident, is in federal custody and faces possible life imprisonment.
Video from AIR7 showed authorities in tactical gear outside a small business along Alvarado between Wilshire and 6th right across the street from the park, with one law enforcement officer using a chainsaw to cut through an exterior wall.
Federal officials said they had been surveilling the area for roughly 45 days, and they plan to arrest a total of 25 individuals as part of the entire scope of the operation amid nine search warrants.

DEA officials added that another objective of the operation is about "cleaning up the community" ahead of the World Cup and Olympics.
According to the DEA, it is targeting drug dealers who are connected to cartels. According to the agency, 200 of its personnel were involved in the operation, as well as 70 from LAPD.