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 Sheriff's agents lethally shot a man. Law enforcement deputies quickly responding to a domestic dispute in Paramount on Sunday evening, they shot and killed a violent man in which he wasn't willing to surrender. According to a report, the cause of incident that led to the deputies shooting the man who died at the scene occurred when the deputies arrived to a violent dispute between family members. No innocent people were hurt. One of their investigations into the shooting and its circumstances called for homicide detectives to investigate further for more in depth details.

 Pre-teen kid shot to death in LBC. According to police, a group of people in LBC shot and killed a teen boy multiple times. LBFD medical personnel rescued the victim and pronounced him dead at the scene, officers attempted to save his life and provided medical emergency assistance. The child and a relative drove to the location, according to homicide detectives, where the child abandoned the vehicle while the relative remained inside. A group of unidentified people were following the boy. When he returned, those unidentified people ended up being the boys killers. The relative, who sustained a minor injury in the collision, received treatment on the spot and is critical condition. The attack's root cause is still under investigation. LBC detectives encourage any additional witnesses who may be in the vicinity of the crime to come forward.

 The FBI is investigating a bail bond company that is accused of using deceptive methods to free prisoners. The now-defunct bail bond company is accused of using forged paperwork, intentional fraudulent bail bondsmen, and other methods to fraudulently secure funds to get prisoners out of the Houston County Jail, which was responsible for the arrest of more than fifty people in the Houston area last week. Specialists affirmed in a local government court earlier this week. As part of an effort by prosecutors to keep four of the fifty three individuals indicted in the alleged conspiracy of fraudulently releasing prisoners in federal custody. The local police department representative sergeant and an FBI special agent who led the bail bonds company investigation testified before a federal judge earlier this week and provided the details of the investigation.

 Stabbing in Long Beach resulted in one fatality and one injury. According to police, an argument broke out in Long Beach on a cold summer afternoon, and one man was stabbed to death and another was injured with brass punching knuckles. The casualty was moved to a nearby emergency clinic, where he was recorded to be in stable however basic condition. Due to his injuries, the victim passed away in the end of an invasive procedure. Police discovered during the initial investigation that Sandoval and the the victims were friends and engaged in a physical fight at the apartment. According to the Long Beach Sheriff's Department, Sandoval's subsequent action to grab a knife and use brass knuckles in which escalated the conflict.

 Under the proposed legislation, drug offenders would be barred from certain areas of Seattle. The City Attorney (DA) of Seattle, has proposed new legislation that would prohibit drug offenders from certain Seattle neighborhoods. The proposed legislation  (SODA) is a bill that would grant a judge the authority to prohibit defendants who commit crimes involving drugs and related offenses around designated locations in the International District and Downtown Seattle. This might be a state of pretrial discharge or a condition that the guilty party get discipline whenever sentenced.

"I Will Shoot The Children." A quote made by the LAUSD hostage suspect. He will be condemned for various crimes. An Oklahoma man who experienced his early childhood in Los Angeles was condemned last week to a year and a month in government jail for conveying bomb intimidations to five Los Angeles schools, including several primary schools, and furthermore taking steps to shoot the kids as they left one of the schools. Court documents show the suspect made bomb threats against several LA elementary schools, a few middle schools, and a high school in less than two hours. In a call to one of the LA unified grade schools, the man took orchestrated steps to shoot and kill the youngsters as they left the structure awaiting pick up from there guardian.

 At USC, an armed standoff stunned students. Friday, police had to divert traffic away from the popular LA park known as Exposition Park. As a result of a gunman hiding inside a business, in which stopped nearby train public transportation service. The man, who was seen pointing a shotgun at an employee at a local mom and pop business has been apprehended by the a special police force team of the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department.  An update is pending regarding injuries and deaths.

While driving in Los Angeles County, a driver was shot in his face. After being shot in the head while driving in a neighborhood in South Los Angeles early on Friday morning around ten o'clock, the driver is in very bad condition. When the victim was hit by the bullet, he swerved in to two parked cars and appeared to be driving blind.

 LA province educator captured for youngster attack might have victimized A bigger number of children than police know. Authorities say they are looking for more victims of a Los Angeles County educator who was arrested earlier this month on several charges of child sex crimes that went back nearly a decade.  The criminal is behind bars on a several million dollar bail. According to court records, he is scheduled to appear in court later this month.

 An attempted murder is under investigation at an apartment complex in downtown LA. At an apartment building in downtown Los Angeles, a woman was assaulted and tried to kill herself. On Wednesday, the media appeared on stage shortly after 2 p.m. and seized a number of police cars in front the local nearby Apartments on S. Hill Street, close to Pico Boulevard. The majority of the sidewalk was enclosed by crime scene tape.