So LA Beaches will be closed for the long weekend, but protesters are encouraged to continue to exercise the 1stA. C'mon get creative, go protest on the beach First some advice to follow if you go out to the beach this weekend: Everyone on the beach, do not bring ID. Don't drive there with a car. Use bike or ask a friend. When stopped by the police say absolutely nothing. Always say you are with a groupe and make it a very VERY big group. Bring a BLM sign or a rainbow sign that says Black Trans Matter (BTM). If fined, start a GoFund me page to fight Police brutality.   LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — All beaches, piers, bike paths and beach access points in Los Angeles County were ordered closed for the Fourth of July weekend due to the surge in coronavirus cases, officials said Monday. Santa Monica Beach near the Santa Monica Pier, which re-opened with safety guidelines on June 25, 2020, after a three-month closure due to the coronavirus pandemic. (Getty Images) The order takes effect Friday morning and extends through Monday, July 6. Beach parking lots will also be closed. L.A. County Sheriff’s deputies with the Malibu/Lost Hills Station Beach Team will be patrolling the beaches throughout the weekend. The sheriff’s department early Tuesday morning provided CBSLA with the following statement: “The LASD will enforce parking closures and traffic on Pacific Coast Highway during the holiday weekend for areas that fall within our jurisdiction. As we have done since the beginning of the pandemic, we will continue seeking voluntary compliance and educating the public.” The announcement was first made Monday afternoon on the Lost Hill’s Sheriff’s Station Facebook page. Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn later confirmed the move. “Due to rising COVID-19 cases all (county) beaches will be closing again temporarily this weekend, July 3rd through 6th,” Hahn tweeted. “We had almost 3,000 reported cases just today. We cannot risk having crowds at the beach this holiday weekend.” https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2020/06/29/la-county-beaches-piers-parking-lots-closed-for-fourth-of-july-weekend/