Police arrested a USC student on suspicion of murder after a stabbing incident Monday night on Greek Row. His bail has been set at $2 million.
TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk highlighted this specific story on Tuesday, citing it as an example of government officials letting “criminals prey on the public with impunity.”
He also dubbed it “anarcho-tyranny in a nutshell.”
Los Angeles police reported that Ivan Gallegos, 19, confronted a homeless man breaking into a car alongside two others.
The man allegedly threatened Gallegos by saying he had a gun.
Gallegos then reportedly pulled out a knife and fatally stabbed the man, per the LA Times.
The homeless man has not yet been identified, per police.
Kirk summarized the story on X, writing, “A homeless man broke into a USC student’s car, and the student caught him in the act.”
“A scuffle ensued and the student, Ivan Gallegos, fatally stabbed the thief.”
“Now Gallegos has been arrested on suspicion of murder. He was a community volunteer who escaped poverty to attend USC on scholarship. He had no criminal record. Now, his life might be effectively over.”
“Los Angeles officials let criminals prey on the public with impunity, and reserve maximum force for anybody who tries to defend themselves,” he continued. “That’s anarcho-tyranny in a nutshell.”
Other X users weighed in on Kirk’s post, highlighting the impact these types of situations are having on society as a whole.
One account explained, “It’s called anarcho- tyranny Tone, it’s a system of government that fails to enforce the law while simultaneously persecuting good samaritans who try to enforce it themself.”
Another user responded, “It’s not just anarcho-tyranny. It is Democrat’s strategy.”
Gallegos’ mother told the LA Times Tuesday that her son is “a good kid.”
He is a performer with Mariachi Los Troyanos and an electronic dance music artist and graduated from Roosevelt High School in 2022.
He currently studies at USC’s Marshall School of Business.
Gallegos, a first-generation Latino student, was recently praised by USC Annenberg Media for his passion in music.
“IDG embarked on a musical journey at nine years old, showcasing his talents. He mastered multiple instruments, including the guitar, vihuela, bass, piano/keys and tenor saxophone,” the outlet shared.
“He later secured a role at USC’s student-run record label ‘840 West Creative’ as an A&R intern.”
LAPD Chief Dominic Choi explained that the now-dead homeless man had been breaking into vehicles in the area when Gallegos confronted him off-campus.
Police discovered the victim in an alley with stab wounds. He was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics.
LA Times reported that a trail of dried blood marked an alleyway behind USC fraternity buildings, starting near the Delta Tau Delta house.
The incident left residents uneasy but not entirely surprised, as members of the fraternity Zeta Beta Tau recalled a similar stabbing last year when a homeless man attempted to steal a bike.
One member said, “The guys back there are pretty aggressive. A lot of homeless live there.”
“There’s been this whole school year serial break-ins, cars and houses. It’s expected.”
Rocio Zenteno, who cleans houses on frat row, recounted another recent break-in: “I got there, they said a homeless guy stole stuff from the car.”
Sometimes I leave my car open. I don’t know, so it’s easy to get something quick,” she said. “Now I lock it.”
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