Federal law enforcement authorities announced arrests Wednesday in connection with violence during immigration enforcement operation protests earlier this year in Southern California, including a July clash in rural Ventura County .
Ten people were arrested and charged in three criminal complaints that include allegations of engaging in violence and civil disorder against law enforcement officers and property during immigration enforcement actions, the Department of Justice said. Another person is in state custody and one more is considered a fugitive, authorities said.
All 12 are charged with federal crimes alleging they committed violence against law enforcement authorities and property, the DOJ said…