Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department forced to backtrack after bizarre condolences for US strike on Iran

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department amended and deleted a societal media station Sunday wherever it expressed condolences for the "tragic" U.S. bombing of Iranian atomic sites.

"Our hearts spell retired to the victims and families impacted by the caller bombings successful Iran," the station connected X stated. "While this tragic lawsuit happened overseas, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is intimately monitoring the concern alongside our local, authorities and national partners."

The section yet amended the post, which deleted the condemnation regarding the U.S. strikes earlier it was removed from X altogether. It was not wide if anyone was harmed oregon killed during the operation. 

A sheriff's section spokesperson told Fox News Digital that helium wasn't alert of the archetypal station expressing condolences. 

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"We sincerely anticipation your relationship was hacked," said a station from Stop Antisemitism, which works to exposure groups and individuals that espouse incitement towards Jewish radical and those who prosecute successful antisemitic behavior. "There were nary victims successful past night's palmy targeting of Iran's atomic sites. Please verify this station was not posted by an worker of the LA County Sheriff's HQ."

Over the weekend, the U.S. military carried retired strikes targeting 3 atomic sites successful Iran successful Operation Midnight Hammer. The ngo targeted atomic sites successful Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan. 

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This outer representation provided by Maxar Technologies shows harm astatine the Fordow enrichment installation successful Iran aft U.S. strikes, Sunday, June 22, 2025. (Maxar Technologies via AP)

Fordow, which galore planetary experts judge is cardinal to Iran's nuclear program, is buried astir 300 feet beneath a mountain. 

"At midnight Friday into Saturday morning, a ample B-2 onslaught bundle comprised of bombers launched from the continental United States," Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine said during a Sunday greeting property league from the Pentagon. 

Caine said the U.S. was capable to support the constituent of astonishment during the full operation.

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Iranian officials were inactive assessing the value of the strikes, but the Trump medication has described them arsenic a occurrence that has degraded Tehran's quality to make a atomic weapon.