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Ronald Alexis Coreas

Gender:Male
Era:2020s
State:California
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Biography

Ronald Alexis Coreas was prosecuted for his involvement in the June 8, 2025 protest against immigration enforcement at the Main Street overpass in Los Angeles. Federal prosecutors alleged that he threw rocks at officers. He was in federal custody by October 29, 2025 and later released on bond. On April 27, 2026 he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor simple assault on a person assisting a federal officer. Court reporting in July documented a four-year probation sentence.

Case

Charges: Initially charged with interfering with law enforcement during civil disorder; pleaded guilty to misdemeanor simple assault on a person assisting a federal officer
Sentence: Four years of probation, $25 special assessment and $126,707.62 restitution, according to July 17, 2026 court reporting. Federal custody was confirmed by October 29, 2025; free on bond by April 29, 2026 and listed on bond in the July 17 court calendar. Exact arrest and release dates and duration of pretrial custody are not established. Probation is not recorded as imprisonment. Sources: https://www.justice.gov/usao-cdca/pr/10-arrested-federal-complaints-charging-them-committing-violence-against-officers-and ; https://www.justice.gov/usao-cdca/pr/six-california-men-plead-guilty-federal-charges-stemming-violence-against-chp-officers ; https://apps.cacd.uscourts.gov/JpsApi/file/e638edc9-596b-4631-0b00-08dee1b76725 ; https://innercitypress.com/cadc1broldanicp071726.html
Prosecutor: Neil P. Thakor; Rahul R. A. Hari; Jenna Long
Judge: John F. Walter
Convicted: Yes
Plead: Guilty on April 27, 2026