16 Yr Old Girl Allegedly Shoots Man, Steals His Car; LBPD Cops Pursue And Arrest Her In DTLB

+ 16 Yr Old Girl Allegedly Shoots Man, Steals His Car; LBPD Cops Pursue And Arrest Her In DTLB

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Under newly elected DA, she may not be tried as adult.

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(Nov. 19, 2020, 12:15 p,m.) -- Earlier today a 16 year girl allegedly shot a man, stole his vehicle in the area of PCH/Maine Ave. and a short LBPD pursuit followed that ended in the area of 7th St,/Daisy where officers took the teenage suspect into custory.

The shooting victim (a 25 year old man) was taken to a hospital by LBFD in stable condition. LBPD says it recovered a firearm from the vehicle.

As previously reported by LBREPORT.com, District Attorney-elect George Gascon indicated during his campaign, and has since reiterated, that he won't prosecute juveniles as adults. In policy statements, he pledged to "Immediately end juvenile transfers to adult court." LBREPORT.com coverage here.)

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