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Authorities from the Torrance Police Department arrested four suspected robbers after a three-month investigation. According to the police department, the suspects stole women's clothing and accessories from local retail stores. It is believed the suspects hid the stolen goods under their clothing before walking out of the store.​

The four suspects are between the ages of 20 and 26 and were identified as Javon Zachery​ and Reginald Wilson from Compton, Dean Hampton from Lynwoodand Avion Speed from Bellflower. Torrance police said they were able to connect them to 16 burglaries in Torrance and more than 50 burglaries in Los Angeles County.

The four men will be …

Deputies from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department arrested a man they believe stabbed his girlfriend to death February 20. According to CBS Los Angeles, Emilio Martinez was arrested March 5 in connection to the February murder.

The victim was identified as 63-year old Carmen King, who was found dead in her home in Montebello with multiple stab wounds, CBS reported. While investigating the incident, the sheriff's department quickly identified Martinez as a person of interest.

After detectives learned he had fled to Mexico, he was deemed a suspect, the San Gabriel Valley Tribune reported.

Authorities were able to locate Martinez and communicated with him while …

Officers from the Los Angeles Police Department are searching for a suspect after a shooting at a polling place March 5. According to NBC4, the victim of the shooting is a 35-year-old man. The incident took place at Watts elementary school around 9:40 a.m.

A preliminary police investigation said the victim and gunman were arguing outside the polling place before the shooting occurred. The incident is believed to be a domestic dispute as a result of an alleged "love triangle," the article stated

The gunman fled the scene, while the victim retreated back into the polling after being shot. The news source …

Manhattan Beach Police Department officials are currently searching for an individual suspected of fleeing after being pulled over. According to Patch, the officers were pulling the suspect over for a traffic violation after undercover MBPD officers reported the vehicle for suspicious activity. When officers attempted to pull the vehicle over, the driver fled and police lost track of its whereabouts. The suspect was driving a 2012 white Chevy Cruise rental vehicle from Enterprise. The driver and passengers are suspected of being involved in a string of local residential robberies.

At one point in the chase, the suspects threw out what police …

A family attempting to sue the Los Angeles Police Department for the death of their daughter in 1986 are unable to do so. According to The Associated Press, Nels and Loretta Rasmussen, the parents of Sherri Rasmussen, were recently denied their last chance at suing the department for one of its officers allegedly killing Sherri over two decades ago. The parents contended that former LAPD Det. Stephanie Lazarus was to blame for the murder, and that she was stalking Sherri in the weeks leading up to her death. Before Sherri married her husband John Ruetten, Lazarus was involved in a romantic relationship Ruetten. Sherri's parents believe her …

Over the course of a three-day period, the Manhattan Beach Police Department reported there were five separate residential burglaries throughout the community. According to the Easy Reader News, Chief of Police Eve Irvine said a few years ago a suspect told them he came to the community to rob homes from San Bernardino mainly because people rarely lock their doors when they leave the home. In order to ensure the community is as safe as possible, the police department recently hosted a town hall meeting at the Joslyn Community Center to discuss various tactics they're using to make sure residents are safe.

One of …

On January 26, three individuals broke into an elementary school and stole more than 50 iPads according to The Beach Reporter. The suspected robbers - two males and one female- entered two fifth-grade classrooms by breaking the windows. They then proceeded to use a bolt cutter in order to break through the locked covers on the charging carts housing the devices. The scene  was discovered Sunday morning when school employees discovered the mess left by the robbery.

The stolen iPads were worth approximately $25,000 and were donated to the school by the Parent Teacher Association, according to the Reporter. Authorities said the robbers did not take …