Victim of deadly Compton shooting identified
Authorities have identified the victim of a deadly shooting in Compton last week that sparked a wild high-speed chase that ended with shots being fired at Los Angeles County deputies.
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Authorities have identified the victim of a deadly shooting in Compton last week that sparked a wild high-speed chase that ended with shots being fired at Los Angeles County deputies.
Police say that the man was declared dead after he was pulled from the water Monday morning.
LAPD said the man started shooting after officers tried to detain him inside a liquor store.
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Some Newport Beach residents were asked to shelter in place as a hazardous materials investigation was underway on Monday afternoon.
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Rudy is a 6-year-old poodle who serves as a therapy dog for the Los Angeles Police Department.
The man remains unidentified publicly as of Monday morning.
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At least two suspects were taken into custody, while a man was hospitalized due to injuries suffered in the crash.
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California Highway Patrol officers say that a pedestrian was struck by a car on westbound lanes of SR-60 near Paramount Boulevard at around 7:45 p.m.
