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Judge denies camp ranger's request to block Dorner reward payment
A Los Angeles judge on Friday denied a request by a camp ranger carjacked in Big Bear by Christopher Dorner to block the release of $1 million in reward money. Richard Heltebrake, who unsuccessfully sought the reward, contends he deserves it because his...
Tags: Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice, Judges, Christopher Dorner
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Dorner carjacking victim to ask judge to block reward dispersal
A camp ranger, carjacked in Big Bear by Christopher Dorner and who then called police, is expected to ask a judge Friday to block the release of $1 million in reward money. Richard Heltebrake, who unsuccessfully sought the reward, contends he deserves...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Laws, Christopher Dorner, Law Enforcement
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Harbor Gateway quadruple shooting followed dispute in apartment
Los Angeles police said residents in a Harbor Gateway neighborhood where three people were shot to death Friday morning have nothing to fear. “There is no additional danger to the community members in the area,” said LAPD Capt. Nancy Lauer....
Tags: Murder, Shootings
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Simi Valley councilman defends sharing beheading video on Facebook
Simi Valley councilman and veteran Los Angeles Police Department officer Mike Judge said the video of the woman’s murder in his Facebook news feed was unbelievably gruesome. The middle-aged woman in a blue sweater and blue jeans was being beheaded...
Tags: Politics, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice, Laws, Judges
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Camp ranger to seek Christopher Dorner reward in court
A camp ranger who unsuccessfully sought a $1-million reward in the Christopher Dorner case is asking a judge to temporarily block the release of any funds, according to court records. Richard Heltebrake, who contends that he deserves the reward, will...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Laws, Career and Workplace, Labor Legislation, Christopher Dorner
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Officers fire at teen armed with Tec-9 assault weapon, LAPD says
Los Angeles police shot at a teenager in the West Adams district Wednesday evening after he got out of a vehicle during a traffic stop and attempted to fire an assault weapon at them, authorities said. No officers were injured in the shooting, which...Tags: Politics, Assault, Shootings, Weaponry, Personal Weapon Control
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Teen held after allegedly pointing Tec-9 assault gun at officers
Los Angeles police arrested a teen Wednesday night who allegedly tried to shoot officers with an assault weapon during a traffic stop in West Adams, authorities said. No officers were injured in the shooting, said Officer Christopher No of the Los...Tags: Assault, Shootings, Weaponry, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Juvenile Delinquency
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Authorities search for man who shot at L.A. County deputies
Los Angeles County sheriff's officials were searching for a man Wednesday night who they said fired on deputies near a Santa Clarita Valley apartment complex. No deputies were wounded in the shooting, which was reported near the intersection of...Tags: Shootings
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LAPD officers shoot and wound robbery suspect in skid row area
Los Angeles police officers responding to a reported robbery shot and wounded a robbery suspect on skid row near the Central Area police station Wednesday morning, department officials said. No officers were injured and there was no immediate word on...
Tags: Shootings, Theft
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Michael Jackson-AEG trial: Detective highlights doctor's debt
Michael Jackson’s doctor, Conrad Murray, was not initially honest with police who interviewed him after the pop singer’s death, a Los Angeles police detective testified in Jackson’s wrongful-death trial Tuesday. Det. Orlando Martinez...
Tags: AEG, Michael Jackson, Trials, Conrad Murray, Propofol (drug)
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LAPD cop who worked on 'Bling Ring' movie may face termination
Los Angeles police Officer Brett Goodkin is about to make his big-screen debut, playing a bit role as a cop in “The Bling Ring,” Sofia Coppola’s movie about fame-obsessed San Fernando Valley youths who burgled the homes of celebrities...
Tags: Film Festivals, Paris Hilton, Defendants, Robert J. Lopez, Television Industry
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Judge tosses $120-million suit against LAPD in freeway shooting
A federal judge on Tuesday threw out a $120-million lawsuit against the Los Angeles Police Department by the family of a man who was fatally shot on the 101 Freeway in Woodland Hills following a brief pursuit. The family of Abdul Arian of Winnetka...
Tags: Highway Transportation, Litigation, Weaponry, Trials, Shootings
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