Car Plowed Through Crowd of Trump Supporters in CA, Tried To Flee; Multiple Injuries

Local ABC7 had more details:

Violence erupted Saturday in Yorba Linda, where at least two people were injured after a car drove through a demonstration involving members of Black Lives Matter and counter-protesters.

The Black Lives Matter activists were met by counter-protesters who chanted "U-S-A.''

The victims were transported to a local hospital in unknown condition, and the driver of the car was detained, according to the Orange County Sheriff's Department. Officials did not have any other immediate details on the circumstances of the collision.

Video: Car drives through crowd, is attacked by protesters in Hollywood

The incident occurred as members of Black Lives Matter demonstrated against police brutality and systemic racism following a Kentucky grand jury's controversial decision not to charge the officers who shot and killed Breonna Taylor in a botched drug raid in March.

Urban Organizers Coalition said in a written statement that the event, called "March 4 Equality," was slated to feature speeches from local activists, followed by a march.

"The effort, led by Caravan 4 Justice, brings together a group of over 26 local grassroots organizations committed to raising awareness and seeking action to address racism, police brutality, local injustices and more throughout Los Angeles and Orange counties," Urban Organizers Coalition said.

Counter-protesters crossed six-lane Imperial Highway and confronted the BLM protesters, according to the Orange County Register said.

Carrie Braun, spokeswoman for the Orange County Sheriff's Department, said there were 300 people total and at some point it was declared an unlawful assembly and dispersal orders were given.

On Thursday night, a protester was struck by a pickup truck during a march in Hollywood and suffered non-life-threatening injuries.