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 Cheater is being sued by his mistress for kidnapping a tiger that is 9 years old. In the court room, his mistress, who was tied up and told she would be shot during the alleged tiger kidnapping, is suing her lover. The court heard that he called the hostage hotline to initiate an undercover intervention when he learned of armed robbers at his house. During the occurrence, a looter let him know he planned to shoot him in the head. The cheater denies the claims and is planning on counter sueing.

 In San Dimas, a woman was killed by a sword attack. Authorities reported that someone attacked a woman in San Dimas on Monday with a sword, resulting in her death by stab wounds. News Networks and cell phone video captures shows a woman carrying what appears to be a Samurai sword in front of Los Angeles. Province police appointees stop the criminal on the road for a traffic violation. " I heard alarms all over and afterward I heard the police express get down," said San Dimas occupant Theresa Giaogos . Theresa was at home when the episode of violence happened. She wasn't aware that the lady was conveying a message to the public by carrying a sword. Authorities say that one more lady from a similar house had been killed. Local police stated that after deputies searched the house, they discovered a second woman who had not been hurt but had been taken to the hospital for a medical emergency. The woman who was captured on camera walking with a sword is not yet known to be a

  Orange County authorities are searching for woman accused of identity theft. It was caught on camera that the unidentified woman cashed the fake checks using her stolen driver's license. Orange County authorities have been searching relentlessly for the woman. The crime caught on camera shows the woman wearing a mask and mechanic gloves. Footage also shows that she appears to be driving a small suv. Contact authorities if you see this woman.

A new initiative has been launched to raise awareness of Baldwin Park CA rising crime rate. Lock your vehicles! Baldwin Park has seen an increase in thefts. Thomas advised, "Please lock your vehicles and ensure that you have removed all valuables." We are doing everything in our power. In order to prevent it from happening again, this is a partnership between us and the community." Additionally, Thomas stated that the trend typically accelerates during the summer break for children.

A man who was found guilty of kidnapping a store manager in Montebello with intent to steal a gun has been given a 25-year prison sentence. Dan Jones, and an unknown additional man, entered a guilty plea against the charges brought to them by the District Attorney's Office and is awaiting a lengthy sentence. According to the authorities, Darmesha moved the guns into coolers after staying in the apartment then later her bosses car. According to USA federal agents, the weapons, which were worth more than a couple hundred thousand were eventually seized because they were believed to be sold on the black market.

Police in ARCADIA are searching for a couple people involved in a robbery who were wounded in a shooting at a closed workplace. The people are wanted by Arcadia police for breaking into a business on Friday night, robbing it, and injuring one person inside. After the business had closed, four suspects, all of whom were wearing face disguises, tried to enter the small business. Police say that a number of people were still inside at the time. A press release from the police read, " They entered the locked workplace by shooting through the window with a firearm when they were unable to do so." The victim's leg was struck by one of the bullets that had entered the workplace. It was discovered that the state of the individual taken to the medical clinic was steady. The suspects robbed the victims inside and then fled. The casualties were simply ready to portray the suspects vehicle as a new more newer vehicle.

After the most recent attempt of a break-in, a hidden camera was found outside a quite Alhambra neighborhood. The police say the so-called "camouflage cameras" were set up by the burglars to learn about the routines of the homeowners. Following the most recent attempt at burglary, a "camouflage camera" hidden camera was discovered across the street from an Alhambra residence. According to the police, these cameras were strategically placed by burglars to gather information about homeowners' home-burglary routines. While responding to an attempted burglary, Alhambra Ca police made a shocking discovery: The camera was found in the bushes with the view pointing to someone's house. Monday evening, a call came in to the residence in on S. Primrose Avenue. They claimed that the victim's neighbor discovered the camera in bushes covered in leaves. The security camera was aimed at the house across the street, so the fact that people are actually planning these th

A Mansion in Agoura Hills was looted by security box stealing thieves. The security box was stolen from an Agoura Hills residence by at least three individuals, according to the La County Sheriff's Office. After "raiding the mansion," the masked and gloved thieves loaded a substantially large safe into their sports utility vehicle. If caught they are looking at a 20 years in prison sentence. Any tips are to be directed to the Agoura Hills authorities.

Ransomware and other online crimes are on the rise. Regardless of whether your neighbor is a computer programmer or not, it is becoming increasingly easier for them to create a cyber attack. Ransomware attacks cost organizations huge amounts of dollars. These companies aren't helped by a single security company, they are helped out by many. A man in Rancho Cucamonga had been administrating a website for  many years that allowed individuals to compromise other computers and block their access to the world wide web. It affected a large number of computers. Timothy Ferks was sentenced to to almost one year in prison in federal prison last week. The expected harm and impact is huge,” said security expert Wendy Mitch. Web crimes are on the rise, with ransomware incidents rising 20% with announced misfortunes totaling nearly almost a billion dollars.

After the gang was eliminated, "Sickness," the head of the criminal organization, was stabbed to death in prison. The aggressors, distinguished by jail authorities as street thugs who ended up in prison didn't quit wounding victim until watches "non-violent force" of simple law enforcement tactics multiple times to subdue the prisoners, specialists said. The victim was thought to be dead approximately several hours later. The gang leader is serving 18 years in prison for involuntary manslaughter and harming another inmate, The victim who goes by an disclosed gang name was released from prison in years earlier but made his way back into prison. Witnesses at his trial in Los Angeles County Superior Court stated that he went back to his old Montebello town in an effort to keep his gang under his control. .