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Climbers rescued from Tahquitz Rock in San Bernardino National Forest

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Climbers rescued from Tahquitz Rock in San Bernardino National Forest

A pair of climbers were rescued in the San Bernardino National Forest after they became stuck on the West Lark route at Tahquitz Rock, near Idyllwild.

The Riverside Mountain Rescue Unit, the Sierra Madre Search and Rescue Team and a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department helicopter were called to the rescue at 4:41 a.m. Sunday.

At 8 a.m., rescuers began hiking the trail and had to climb to the top of Tahquitz Rock to rescue the stranded climbers. Rescuers reached the uninjured climbers and hoisted them to safety.

“We are always happy to respond when other teams, including those outside of LA County, ask for assistance,” Sierra Madre Search and Rescue Team said.

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6 members of suspected South American burglary crew arrested by Irvine police

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Six suspects believed to be linked to a professional South American burglary crew were arrested by Irvine police officers. The suspects were identified as: Over the past year, police said the crew is believed to be responsible for more than 10 residential burglaries throughout the city of Irvine.  “Through extensive surveillance and evidence gathering, detectives […]

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LASD releases video of man shot by deputy after allegedly charging them with knife

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Warning: The video included in this story contains graphic content

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has released officer-worn body camera footage of a deputy shooting a man who allegedly charged them with a knife in the Azusa area on May 20.

The shooting happened after officers responded to reports of an attempted suicide at a home on the 5500 block of North Orangecrest Avenue in an unincorporated area near Azusa around 3:30 p.m.

When deputies arrived, the man, identified as 38-year-old Dilen Flamino, allegedly charged at the nearest deputy with a 3-inch knife. Deputies were armed with a taser and 12-gauge beanbag gun, but were down the street from the deputy that Flamino is seen rushing toward in the video. The deputy called for his partners to bring in the beanbag gun, but resorted to firing his handgun at Flamino during the sudden attack.

“He’s coming up guys,” the deputy is heard saying in the video before opening fire. “Bring the stunbag! Stunbag!”

Video of the shooting shows the man writhing on the ground and tossing the knife away at the request of deputies after he was shot.

Flamino was taken to the hospital in critical condition. He was treated for his injuries. No deputies were injured in the shooting. The incident remains under investigation.

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About 20 detained after armed suspect call sparks LAPD response in Koreatown

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About 20 detained after armed suspect call sparks LAPD response in Koreatown

About 20 people were detained Saturday during a large police response in Los Angeles’ Koreatown after authorities received reports of an armed man threatening people, officials said. Officers responded to the 3400 block of West 8th Street near Kingsley Drive on reports of an assault with a deadly weapon, according to the Los Angeles Police […]

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