Did Police Injure an 11-Year-Old Boy at the Fair?
August 17, 2022
María López Garcia
California, Carnivals, FAQ, Injury, Los Angeles, Misconduct, Negligence, Police, Sacramento
Elijah Hunter’s family claim police brutally injured the young Black boy after being singled out amongst a group of white friends The fair should be a joyous occasion. 11-year-old Elijah Hunter quickly realized the California State Fair was completely the opposite. The young boy sustained injuries when he was tackled and beaten by police in […]
Read moreLAPD Investigates Hit-And-Run Turned Homicide
August 4, 2022
María López Garcia
Accidents, Assault, California, Car, Hit-and-Run, Los Angeles, Misconduct, Multi-Car, Negligence, Traffic, Wrongful Death
Authorities received a call for a hit-and-run at the intersection of Towne and East Vernon Avenues in Los Angeles last Thursday, July 28. When police arrived on the scene, the body of a male in his 40s was found lifeless in the middle of the street. However, what appeared to be a hit-and-run victim could […]
Read more7-Eleven Shooters Caught
July 21, 2022
María López Garcia
Assault, California, Los Angeles, Misconduct, Workplace, Wrongful Death
Violence has continued to rise across California 7-Eleven locations On July 11, a wave of shootings broke out at six 7-Eleven stores in Southern California. Two people were killed and three were injured in robberies across multiple stores. Despite the fact that the suspects were not identified until several days later, police believed the same […]
Read moreBaby, you’re a firework; so be careful!
June 30, 2022
Robert Jalon
Accidents, Arson, Bleeding, Burns, California, Defective Product, Eyes/Vision, Fire, Fireworks, Injury, Los Angeles, Loss of Limb, Misconduct, Negligence, Product Liability, Wrongful Death
Summer heat means outdoor activities and revelry. Our nation’s Independence Day or July 4th is a popular gathering day filled with food, libations, and colorful fireworks that fill the sky. Those memorable fireworks can cause a lot of damage if they aren’t used correctly, however. Fireworks were responsible for an estimated 19,500 fires in 2018, […]
Read more8-year-old injured in bullying incident in California
June 10, 2022
Robert Jalon
Accidents, California, Inland Desert, Knee Issues, Los Angeles, Misconduct, Negligence
An 8-year-old boy was seriously injured at an Inland Empire school after a classmate stabbed him in the knee with a pencil. The boy’s mother, Madeline Flores, claims it was a case of bullying. Carter Flores, a second-grader, was at Corona Ranch School when the incident occurred. Flores explained her son was attacked by a […]
Read moreLos Angeles man gets $300,000 for injuries caused by police during protest
May 12, 2022
Robert Jalon
California, Chronic Pain, Injury, Internal, Los Angeles, Misconduct, Negligence, Pain, Police
David Bond contends he was peacefully protesting when he sustained permanent injuries On Wednesday, April 27, the Los Angeles City Council authorized a $300,000 lawsuit settlement for a man who lost a testicle after being shot by a police projectile during a 2020 demonstration over the murder of George Floyd. In his federal lawsuit last […]
Read moreLos Angeles Dodgers Face Multiple Lawsuits After Security Allegedly Attacked Fans
April 21, 2022
Robert Jalon
Assault, Back and Neck, Bay Area, California, Los Angeles, Misconduct, Police, San Francisco
The Los Angeles Dodgers face three lawsuits accusing security personnel of false imprisonment, battery, assault, civil rights violation, and emotional anguish against fans attending three different home games. The suits were filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court on April 12th. The first incident, which occurred on August 17th, 2021, took place in the parking […]
Read moreLAPD accused of cover-up
April 1, 2022
Robert Jalon
Accidents, California, Los Angeles, Misconduct, Negligence, Police, Wrongful Death
A March 10, 2021, incident of violence between an inmate and officer resulted in kneeling on the inmate’s head once subdued. The Los Angeles Police Department is facing questions about an incident of violence on March 10, 2021, at the L.A. County courthouse between an inmate and deputies which culminated in an officer kneeling on […]
Read moreSuspect Arrested in the one-acre fire that shut down Cahuenga Boulevard
One person was injured in the one-acre fire that shut down Cahuenga Boulevard Thursday night. The fire was reported at 7:48 p.m. Thursday, and firefighters had it knocked down by 8:14 p.m., according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. A suspect was arrested near Wonder View Drive and Lakeridge Place on suspicion of arson, according […]
Read morePolice Shot and Killed David Ordaz, Jr.
Alan Ahdoot
Accidents, Alan Ahdoot, California, Christopher Adamson, Federico Sayre, Los Angeles, Misconduct, Police, Wrongful Death
This post is regularly updated with news that covers the death of David Ordaz, Jr. November 21, 2023 Judge Rejects Plea Agreement in David Ordaz, Jr. Case Judge Michael Pastor refused to accept a negotiated plea agreement that would have allowed Deputy Remin Pineda to avoid jail time on assault charges stemming from the shooting […]
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