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Search for shooting suspect snarls traffic on 110 freeway

By Robert J. Lopez
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Traffic on the southbound 110 Freeway was snarled Wednesday night as authorities pursued a suspect wanted in connection with a shooting.

The suspect was apprehended shortly before 10 p.m. in the Carson area, authorities said. Traffic was backed up for several miles on the busy north-south freeway.

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No other details were immediately available.

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— Robert J. Lopez

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Robert J. Lopez

Robert J. Lopez is a former Los Angeles Times investigative journalist. He was part of a team of Times reporters awarded the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for uncovering corruption in Bell, a small city near Los Angeles. He and several Times colleagues were Pulitzer Prize finalists in 2023 for investigations that exposed corruption, criminality and worker exploitation in California’s legal cannabis market. Born and raised in L.A., he is a graduate of the University of Hawaii.

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