The Los Angeles County Sheriff Department (LASD) expressed condolences for “recent American bomb blasts in Iran” after posting a message on X (East Twitter). The post quickly went viral, triggered Swift Baclash from the public and the commentators criticized the department for entering sensitive ground political water.Read posts now:“Our hearts in Iran recently go out for victims and families affected by bomb blasts. While this tragic event took place abroad, the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department is closely monitoring the situation with our local, state and federal partners.”This further assured the residents of LA that “there was no known threat to the Los Angeles County” but said that patrolling at places of worship and sensitive sites was being increased “out of abundance of caution.”This message raised a strong criticism from users who argued that the Department of Sheriffs had abolished its jurisdiction by commenting on the US military campaign abroad. Some accused the department of reducing the national policy, while others questioned whether such a statement was appropriate or necessary from a local law enforcement agency.Facing the increasing pressure, LASD later issued a public apology through the same platform, stating:“We are formally apologized for an aggressive and inappropriate social media posts, which has been posted on our department’s social media platforms about the ongoing struggle recently. This post was unacceptable, error, and Sheriff Robert ji.The United States officially entered the Israeli-Iran struggle by launching airstrikes on Iran’s three major nuclear facilities. American bomb blasts were initiated in response to increasing regional tension, which has been a flashpoint for global reactions.
