FBI Unmasks Man Accused of Attacking lA Riot Cops With Cinder Blocks The FBI has determined the protestor recorded hurling cinder obstructs at police cars during the anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles, and Pam Bondi alerts he and others will be hounded. The suspect, who was identified as Elpidio Reyna by U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California Bill Essayli, has actually been contributed to the bureau's most wanted list after a $50,000 reward was announced for information resulting in the suspect's arrest and conviction. 'That guy has actually simply been determined, and they are doing a search warrant on his house as we speak,' Bondi informed Fox News. The FBI has accused the 40-year-old Reyna - who resides in Compton - of hurting a federal officer after throwing rocks at police cars, Fox reported. The Los Angeles FBI has cautioned that he needs to be considered armed and hazardous and Essayli said on social networks Monday that he deals with eight years in jail if convicted of what he called a 'brazen attack' that could have killed officers. The suspect was presumably photographed wearing a green and orange Los Angeles Lakers cap along with a mask as he was filmed separating concrete block into smaller sized pieces before tossing them at law enforcement. It was among several shocking acts of damage from the countless protesters captured on cam setting self-driving 'WAYMO' vehicles on fire and scaring residential or commercial property while bring hammers and waving Mexican flags. Around 700 Marines have begun their journey into riot-torn Los Angeles along with 2,000 more National Guard troops ready to act upon behalf of the White House as Los Angeles braces for another night of immigration protests. The FBI has recognized the protestor recorded hurling concrete block at police automobiles throughout the anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles, and Pam Bondi cautions he and others will be hunted down. U.S.