A man was led into the back of a black SUV by three masked men in Hancock Park on Jan. 6.

Masked men who appeared to be federal immigration agents were seen making at least one arrest in Hancock Park on Tuesday, Jan. 6, according to videos obtained by the Beverly Press. 

A video taken near North Las Palmas Avenue and 1st Street showed three masked men in U.S. Border Patrol vests detaining a man in handcuffs and leading him into the back seat of an unmarked black SUV.  

A second video taken on the 600 block of North Cherokee Avenue showed three masked men in U.S. Border Patrol vests approaching two men who appear to be landscapers in the driveway of a home. The masked men appear to speak with the two men who are on private property next to a truck with landscaping tools. It is unclear if the two men were arrested. 

The Hancock Park Homeowners Association sent a message to residents on Friday, Jan. 9, confirming that the videos were taken in the neighborhood on Jan. 6. 

The immigration activity in Hancock Park occurred a day before 37-year-old U.S. citizen Renée Good was fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis, which sparked protests and national scrutiny.