Kamala Harris' stepdaughter Ella went to a restaurant. Here's what happened outside

Kamala Harris' stepdaughter

Ella Emhoff

went to a restaurant for lunch and there was an altercation outside involving her Secret Service detail leading to an arrest. The New York Post reported that when Ella was having lunch with a friend inside the restaurant, a New Yorker confronted her security personnel outside without realizing that he was a part of the Secret Service.

The report said that the agitator ripped a license plate off the black SUVs parked on the street during the argument following which the NYPD was called to the scene. Ella Emhoff was rushed out and placed in one of the SUVs and whisked away. The man was arrested and two low-level charges were pressed against him, the report said. There was no danger to anyone, Secret Service confirmed to NYP.
The agitator was apparently complaining about the NYPD parking passes used by the Secret Service to allow them to park on busy streets.
Ella Emhoff is a 25-year-old model who came to news recently after she shielded her 'momala' Kamala Harris from "childless" jibe and made it known to the world that Kamala Harris can't be called childless when she is the stepmother of her and Cole. Ella was also noticed for her initiative in raising fund for Gaza. Though her father Douglas Emhoff is a Jewish, Ella was not raised as a Jew and she does not identify with the religion, it was confirmed by her spokesperson who said that it was primarily because she did not grow up with Judaism.

“It’s not surprising that Ella is engaging in her step-mom’s race for president. She is pro-Hamas just like Kamala,” GOP strategist Garrett Ventry said when Ella came out in support of Kamala Harris.
The US Secret Service issued a statement after the restaurant incident and said Secret Service Agents quickly detained the individual who damaged license plates probably knowing that they were related to Secret Service. "Secret Service Agents quickly detained the individual until local authorities arrived and placed the individual into police custody," the statement said. "At no point was any protectee in danger as a result of this incident." The incident took place as the Secret Service is under fire following the assassination bid on Donald Trump in Pennsylvania.