Police search junkyard shed for possible suspects in Los Angeles, Los Angeles CA
BurglaryPolice and K-9 units are searching a junkyard and surrounding businesses in Los Angeles for suspects possibly hiding inside a locked shed. The dog alerted officers to the shed, and police used a less-lethal device to try to breach the door while making announcements. The situation is ongoing as they wait for a response from inside the shed.
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the canines handler and the search team that's probably accompanying our inside of the junkyard there. So we're waiting for any updates over the radio. If they come upon any suspects, we'll find out more information here in a few minutes as they're searching. Ran into that junkyard. There are adjacent businesses around it, so we don't know if they ran into the junkyard.
00:26
and maybe made their way out another end of the junkyard and could be hiding in another adjacent business. But they do have, LAPD does have a couple of block radius perimeter around this junkyard and that includes some of the other businesses around it. So even if they got through the junkyard, they could be hiding.
00:55
what she just said... Roger asked. She's just to go where the 40 comes to it. Okay, so the canine handler said that the dog alerted on a shed inside of the junkyard, and she just asked permission to use the 40-cow, less lethal, to hit the door. They're going to make some announcements from outside the door since the dog did alert the handler that somebody might be in there. So they're going to get...
01:24
We're gonna try it from the, like a white. I'm actually saying something. That's a canine handler. They're about to use the 40 Cal. We're listening right now. I don't know if we're going to hear the 40 Cal over the helicopter hovering right now.
01:54
So we're waiting to hear a pop noise to hit that door of that shed. Well, whether they're in there or not, we're going to find out pretty soon altogether, aren't we? We're all going to find out if they're in there. If they're in there, then they might get bit by the dog. If they're not in there, then they... There's no answer. We're going to do the 40.
02:21
Alright, they're about to do the 40 right now, guys. No answer. Copy. Let's listen really close, guys, see if we hear the pop. They're about to use the 40. They're about to use the 40. They're going to get us on a perimeter. You're going to get a 40 millimeter. Let's be calling. The dogs alerting to a shed in there. They're about to shoot the door with the 14. Yep, the one I got hit with it. All right, let's listen for the pop, guys. Let's see if we hear it.
02:49
They hit it with a 40 and now they're going to do some more announcement. We didn't hear the pop if they did use the 40. I don't know how far into the junkyard they are where that shed is. Long Beach Avenue. Long Beach Avenue.
03:18
I think it's avenues. Oh, Long Beach Avenue. Yeah, if you look up Long Beach Boulevard, it's in Long Beach. Oh, shit. All right. All right, guys. We're waiting for some updates on the radio from the K-9[1] unit. They gave out the canine announcements to a shed that the dog was alerting to. The door is locked from the inside, so there could be suspects in there and locked themselves in. They've given out K-9 announcements. I think they've hit the door with the 40-Cal less lethal.
03:48
The airship has the heat moved? Let's see if the heat is moved from the clear camera. She's orbiting around to try to see if the heat signature around that shed is moved either. But the dog is also alerting that there is possibly somebody inside of that shed. So we're waiting to see they haven't opened the door yet, they haven't popped the door open.
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K-9: Police Dog Unit
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Long Beach Ave, Los Angeles, CA
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