Pedestrian Fatally Struck By DUI Suspect In South LA
A 45-year-old man was killed this morning in South Los Angeles by a suspected drunken driver, according to police.
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A 45-year-old man was killed this morning in South Los Angeles by a suspected drunken driver, according to police.
A man in a black pick-up truck was arrested Sunday morning for allegedly injuring two people in separate hit-and-run crashes in South L.A.
Deputies were searching for a 21-year-old man Sunday that is allegedly armed with a gun making criminal threats in the unincorporated area of El Rio.
Traffic was flowing again on Sunset Boulevard Sunday as a portion of the area has reopened following a water main break that shut down traffic earlier this week.
A person in the car opened fire and a man standing outside was struck by a bullet in the upper torso, Smith said.
Authorities say a 5-year-old boy who was found sitting near a half-pound bag of cocaine after his parents were arrested on suspicion of dealing drug had cocaine in his system.
Two men reportedly were shot early Sunday in what may have started as an accidental discharge.
A bystander reportedly found the girl and pulled her out.
Officials would not say if the gun was loaded.
Animal Control officers caught up with the little buck and tranquilized him.
Authorities say a captain of a fire department in New York was arrested Saturday on a felony warrant for an alleged crime against a child.
Noel Aguilar, 23, was shot by police in May of this year. Jesse Delgadillo, 24, was shot in April 2013.
The suspect often exceeded 100 mph, authorities said.
Officials said the burglaries occurred in the 200 and 400 blocks of West Belmont Street in Ontario.
A portion of Sunset Boulevard remained closed late Saturday afternoon as work to clean up from Friday's water main break continued.
