Pursuit Of Suspected Reckless Driver In South LA Ends In Crash, 1 In Custody
A Los Angeles police pursuit of a suspected reckless driver ended in a crash in South Los Angeles Tuesday night.
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A Los Angeles police pursuit of a suspected reckless driver ended in a crash in South Los Angeles Tuesday night.
Police are searching for a driver who fatally struck two pedestrians in South Los Angeles Tuesday night.
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The driver was described as a Hispanic woman behind the wheel of a 2003 blue Honda hatchback.
Family members told CBS2 the victim had a 5-year-old son.
He was found and reunited with his family after running away Thursday night.
Officers arrived on scene to find the bicyclist, a man in his 50s, dead at the scene.
A man was fatally shot this morning inside of a business in the Florence section of South Los Angeles — the suspect remains at large.
Police are searching for a driver of a vehicle that fatally struck a man in South Los Angeles overnight before driving off.
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Security video from a nearby business shows the woman crossing in the crosswalk, flinching as a white vehicle approaches. Police say after the woman was struck, she was dragged a few feet.
Officials said a handgun was used in the attack.
No one was hurt. Arson investigators were working to determine a cause.
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A pedestrian is in critical condition following a hit-and-run in South Los Angeles Tuesday night.
The suspect eventually ditched the vehicle and jumped into the water to try to evade capture.
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A witness who did not want to be identified told CBSLA's Jake Reiner the shooting began as an argument over a lawn mower.
Police say the driver had been part of a street takeover – where several cars take over an intersection to do dangerous stunts in front of an audience notified via social media -- at 54th and Avalon.
The shootings were separated by just two and a half miles and an hour and a half.
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A more than two-hour standoff situation ended after police fired tear gas inside the house and took the armed suspect into custody.
The victim, who remains unidentified as of Saturday morning, was found in the 4700 block of Whittier Boulevard.
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The victim, who remains unidentified as of Saturday morning, was found in the 4700 block of Whittier Boulevard.
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