Police Seeking Suspect in Tujunga Condo Blast
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Los Angeles police are hunting someone suspected of throwing an explosive device through the living-room window of a Tujunga condominium occupied by a couple and their 10-year-old son.
The explosion, at 4:40 a.m. Tuesday, shattered two windows and pockmarked a wall at the residence on Tujunga Canyon Boulevard, said Detective Mike Kriha.
Ronald Milles, 27, who lives in the condominium, suffered minor injuries. Debbie Milles said her husband was injured while kicking the device away from her and their son, Ricky, who ran into the living room after hearing the front windows shatter. She refused to discuss the case further.
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