“Machete” actor Danny Trejo is involved with the Fourth of July celebrations over the balloon

Actor HTML0, along together with Los Angeles native Danny Trejo was involved in a fight during the Independence Day Parade in L.A.’s Sunland-Tujunga neighborhood and was captured in video. Witnesses claim Trejo was involved in a fight…

By Marc Sternfield

Jul 06, 2024 12:57 PM

actor who is also popularly known as Los Angeles native Danny Trejo was involved in a brawl at the Independence Day Parade in L.A.’s Sunland-Tujunga neighborhood. The incident was captured by video.

Witnesses have said Trejo had been driving in a vehicle that was a vintage model at the time that a spectator was able to throw the balloon at him, and hit the car. It exploded and erupted in flames.

A couple of video clips on the social networks shows Trejo aged 80 getting out of his vehicle with his children and parents and walking on the sidewalk, before throwing a hook towards the man inside the camping tent.

Trejo stood in an ideal position to defend himself and he threw Trejo down, but Trejo quickly arose and attempted to strike the man using the folding chair.

The videos highlight other fighters who participated in the fight and Trejo was in the confines of a cell. restricted.

“There’s kids here! There are children in this room! ” One person shouted. The tension grew for a couple of minutes until the fists stopped hurling.

span data-id=”21 “>”[Trejo] pushed women away in order to avoid the guys,” Sunland-Tujunga resident James Spishak said to The Los Angeles Times. “There were children playing in the region. This might have proved be very ugly. It would never have happened if he’d kept his vehicle. “

Sources from police have informed TMZ they believe that the crowd dispersed after the arrival of police. No arrests were made, and there were no injuries were reported.

Trejo is a a former criminal who frequently plays hard-hitting characters in films like”Machete” “Machete” franchise, “From Dusk Till Dawn,” and “Once Upon a Time in Mexico,” has tapped his acting talents to a variety of different areas.

In recent times, Trejo established donut shops, restaurants cafes, restaurants and even the first alcohol-related label. Trejo has also published the autobiography ” Trejo: My Life of Crime, Redemption, and Hollywood,” in 2021. Trejo has also been recognized for his work in the community and is a regular contributor for KTLA 5 News.

When he was interviewed for an during a discussion between TMZ, Trejo called the parade incident “childish” and said those who threw the balloons at the parade are “cowards. “

KTLA tried reaching to Trejo’s Management but hasn’t received a response.