Several arrested after Trump supporters and opponents square off at rally in Anaheim

The L.A. Times reports:

Supporters and critics of Donald Trump squared off Wednesday as the presidential candidate held a rally in Anaheim, with police making several arrests after some demonstrators threw objects at them.

After Trump departed, a small group of protesters remained in the area, ignoring orders by police to disperse. One trash can was set on fire, some protesters threw rocks, and large throngs of police were trying to push the remaining demonstrators away.

At least five people were arrested after Anaheim police declared unlawful assembly.

"You can't arrest all of us," one woman shouted. Another group of anti-Trump demonstrators continued to linger, yelling, "Mexico! Mexico!"

Around the Anaheim Convention Center, lines of mounted police moved through the streets, with several dozen protesters in front of them. Some had scarves covering their face, others taunted police officers. By 3 p.m., only a couple dozen protesters remained, with one person tearing down a stop sign near Katella Avenue.

Mexico, Mexico!