(UPDATE Aug. 11, 2018, updated 7:50 a.m.) -- As flashed with initial information on LBREPORT.com's front page Friday afternoon (Aug. 10), a wild scene unfolded inside LASD's Lakewood station (5130 Clark Ave., north of Del Amo) shortly before 1 p.m. when LASD says an arrestee (a man, 5'10" 260 lbs) allegedly punched and overpowered an LASD civilian employee (a woman, 4'11") who was taking his fingerprints.
The civilian employee (a "custody assistant") managed to press a panic button and alerted other station personnel as the arrestee allegedly dragged her into a nearby holding cell. The Watch Commander and armed deputies responded; they pepper-sprayed the suspect who didn't release the civilian employee and allegedly pointed the tazer at Deputies...who then shot him. The civilian employee and suspect are taken to a nearby hospital; she suffered a broken nose; the suspect is expected to survive. For VIDEO of an Aug. 10 late afternoon LASD press briefing offering a blow-by-blow description of what took place, click link below.
In an updated release this morning (Aug. 11), LASD states: [Scroll down for further.] |
[LASD Aug. 11 updated release text]...Homicide detectives have learned, the suspect was arrested for possession of a stolen vehicle. He was booked and placed inside the station jail. He was waiting to be fingerprinted by the station’s Custody Assistant.
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