LAPD debunks viral 'help' messages spotted on Google Earth
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has debunked concerns raised by social media users over mysterious "help" messages spotted in a downtown Los Angeles lot through Google Earth images. The lot, located at East Cesar Chavez Avenue and North Mission Road near the Los Angeles River and the 101 Freeway, was inspected by police on January 26.
Social media users worried about a human trafficking ring when downtown Los Angeles messages spelled out in building ...
Officers arrested a man for chasing residents with a sword in the Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw neighborhood on Tuesday afternoon, ...
LAPD's Force Investigation Division probes an officer-involved shooting after a woman with mental illness brandished a metal ...
New projections show that between recruiting shortfalls and attrition, LAPD leaders expect to lose more than 150 officers in the coming fiscal year, leaving a force of about 8,620, which would be ...
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Two LAPD Officers Injured in Pursuit CrashTwo Los Angeles Police Department officers were injured during a pursuit Tuesday and a suspect was taken into custody near Vermont Square in South Los Angeles. The officers were in pursuit of a ...
Bicyclists ignited a trash can explosion near Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, prompting an arson investigation.
Police investigated the location where words like "help" and "trafficking" are shown from satellite images but "found no ...
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Man Pleads No Contest to Assaulting LAPD SergeantA man accused of biting off part of an LAPD sergeant’s finger during an attack at a Metro B (Red) Line station has pleaded no contest to an assault charge. Ephraim Okorie, now 38, entered his plea ...
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