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Man Threw Wooden Panels Onto MTA Bus Line Rails

W 1st St & S Hill St

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Summary

  • Police responded to a report of wooden panels being thrown onto MTA bus line rails in Los Angeles. Upon investigation, officers found no immediate threat and determined the panels were dropped from street level, with the suspect no longer at the scene.

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Police confirm no wooden panels are present on the freeway near the reported location.

Police are working to clarify the suspect's location when the panels were thrown onto the rails.

Reports suggest the panels were dropped from street level, not an overpass, and the suspect is no longer present.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at W 1st St & S Hill St.

Police confirm no wooden panels are present on the freeway near the reported location.

Police are working to clarify the suspect's location when the panels were thrown onto the rails.

Reports suggest the panels were dropped from street level, not an overpass, and the suspect is no longer present.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at W 1st St & S Hill St.

Police confirm no wooden panels are present on the freeway near the reported location.

Police are working to clarify the suspect's location when the panels were thrown onto the rails.

Reports suggest the panels were dropped from street level, not an overpass, and the suspect is no longer present.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at W 1st St & S Hill St.

Police confirm no wooden panels are present on the freeway near the reported location.

Police are working to clarify the suspect's location when the panels were thrown onto the rails.

Reports suggest the panels were dropped from street level, not an overpass, and the suspect is no longer present.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at W 1st St & S Hill St.

Police confirm no wooden panels are present on the freeway near the reported location.

Police are working to clarify the suspect's location when the panels were thrown onto the rails.

Reports suggest the panels were dropped from street level, not an overpass, and the suspect is no longer present.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at W 1st St & S Hill St.

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Radio Clips

LA 1 Central Area · Oct 10, 5:19PM · 0:10
181 is going to be Code 4, 1st and Hill, no evidence of trouble. We're just going to be standing by, no further. Yeah, Code 4, 1st and Hill, no evidence of trouble. Stand by, the BPC is calling now.
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LA 1 Central Area · Oct 10, 5:10PM · 0:07
181, show us Code 6 in the area of 1st and Hill. 181, Code 6 in the area of 1st and Hill. 20, show me submitting to 1st and Hill.
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LA 4 Hollenbeck Area · Oct 10, 5:01PM · 0:14
Central units, ADW suspect there now, First and Hill, First and Hill. Suspect male, Hispanic, 20 years, shaved head, white shirt with blue print, threw two 5-foot wooden panels onto the MTA bus line rails from the overpass. Code 3, incident 3125, RD 122.
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