 Written by AARON CASTREJON CityWatch Editor SAN GABRIEL - Three suspects involved in a four-minute chase remain free tonight after fleeing officers on foot after crashing into an officer. An officer attempted to contact three suspicious men near the Hilton Los Angeles, 225 W. Valley Blvd., around 10:54 a.m. Friday. The suspects fled the officer in a black Saturn SUV and a chase was initiated, said Lt. Rene Hernandez of the San Gabriel Police Department. During the chase, the driver intentionally backed into a patrol car pursuing him at an intersection, Hernandez said.
The suspects ran from the crash scene in the 1100 block of Ramona Street. Nearby San Gabriel High School and Alhambra’s Baldwin Elementary School were placed on lockdown as a precaution. Police ended the search at 1:20 p.m., Hernandez said. The suspects are wanted for hit and run, assault with a deadly weapon and evading arrest, Hernandez said. The SUV is not reported stolen. Nothing inside the SUV was found, Hernandez said.  Written by AARON CASTREJON CityWatch Editor SAN GABRIEL - Three suspects fled San Gabriel Police after crashing near San Gabriel High School Friday morning. The three suspects were last seen in the rear yard of a home in the 1100 block of Ramona Street. It is unclear why the suspects were being sought, but the vehicle they were in may have crashed into an undercover San Gabriel detective vehicle, according to Alhambra Police radio traffic. The call for assistance to Alhambra Police was made just before 11 a.m.
A helicopter is assisting with the search. The suspects are initially described as Hispanic men in dark clothing. One was seen wearing a surgical mask.  Written by AARON CASTREJON CityWatch Editor SAN GABRIEL - An Investigation is underway on the east I-10 freeway at Del Mar Avenue involving a carjacked vehicle and an injured suspect.
A Sig Alert was issued at 11:27 a.m. The HOV and No. 1 lane are blocked for 30 minutes after all lanes were initially closed. CHP Officers were called to the area of a pedestrian in traffic lanes at 11:17 a.m. “A pedestrian was running in lanes, hitting other vehicles,” according to Officer Peter Nicholson of the California Highway Patrol Traffic Management Center. While Nicholson was unable to confirm details yet, the pedestrian was armed with a weapon, according to CHP radio traffic. The pedestrian, initially thought to be armed with gun, was found carrying a tire iron. The pedestrian was somehow injured and went into cardiac arrest. He was taken to an area hospital and his condition is unknown. Firefighters were dispatched to a reported two-to-three-vehicle collision an the east I-10 west of San Gabriel Boulevard at 11:21 a.m. One person at the scene was treated after going into cardiac arrest, according to Dispatch Supervisor Cheryl Sims of the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The vehicle associated with the pedestrian was reported stolen out of Huntington Park. Two men carjacked a driver. The location of the second suspect is unknown, according to CHP radio traffic.  PHOTOS/Courtesy of the San Gabriel Police Department. Written by AARON CASTREJON CityWatch Editor SAN GABRIEL - The driver accused of hitting and killing a grandmother and her 1-year-old granddaughter was arrested Tuesday morning.
Dennis Anthony Perez, 48, a San Gabriel man, was booked on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and felony hit and run, San Gabriel Police said. An anonymous community tip led investigators to Perez and his blue truck, used in the deadly October 26 crash. Perez has more than three DUI arrests previously, San Gabriel Police said, but it is unclear if alcohol played a roll in the crash. He is being held in the Inmate Reception in Los Angeles and is awaiting a scheduled appearance in Alhambra Municipal Court November 1.  Written by AARON CASTREJON CityWatch Editor SAN GABRIEL - The 59-year-old grandmother and her 1-year-old granddaughter killed after being hit by a truck were named Monday.
Meiyu Li and her granddaughter Paisley Chen were the pedestrians killed by the driver of a Chevrolet S-10 Xtreme pickup truck Friday, October 26. The grandmother was pushing the girl in a stroller when the driver, who is still outstanding, struck them in the intersection of Del Mar Avenue and Live Oak Street, authorities said. Investigators said the truck is black or midnight blue, features an extended cab, chrome rims, rear window tint, decals and should have front end damage, San Gabriel Police said. The grandmother and granddaughter were in a marked crosswalk when they were struck, San Gabriel Police said.  Written by AARON CASTREJON | CityWatch Editor SAN GABRIEL - The county coroner has yet to publicly identify the 59-year-old woman and 1-year-old girl killed after being hit by a Chevrolet pickup truck on a dark San Gabriel street Friday night.
The driver of a dark or midnight blue Chevy S10 Xtreme pickup truck hit the woman who was pushing her granddaughter in a stroller in a marked crosswalk at Live Oak Street and Del Mar Avenue, according to the San Gabriel Police Department. The pickup featured an extended cab, chrome rims and rear window tint. The truck should have considerable damage concentrated on the right front side, San Gabriel Police said. The collision occurred around 9:35 p.m. Friday, October 26. Images from the scene painted a tragic picture: personal items strewn across the road, including a stroller. The grandmother and child were taken to an area trauma center where they later died. Anyone with information on the suspect is urged to call the San Gabriel Police Department at 626-308-2828.  PHOTO/Stock image. Written by AARON CASTREJON | CityWatch Editor SAN GABRIEL - A 90-year-old man was discovered dead by a street sweeper driver early Monday morning, police said.
The victim, De Si Tu of San Gabriel, was found laying in the street around 6:15 a.m. on Valley Boulevard at Stevens Avenue and was pronounced dead at the scene, according to the San Gabriel Police Department. Police found surveillance footage that revealed a small, white SUV leaving the area, San Gabriel Police said. Anyone with information on a suspect or suspect vehicle is urged to call the San Gabriel Police Department at 626-308-2860.  PHOTO/Courtesy of the Arcadia Fire Department. Written by AARON CASTREJON | CityWatch Editor SAN GABRIEL - As many as six fire companies battled a two-alarm blaze that damaged a vacant building and the San Gabriel Lanes Bowling Alley Saturday.
The fire was reported after 9 a.m. in a vacant building in the 200 block of South San Gabriel Avenue October 6. At least five other fire departments, including Alhambra, Arcadia, San Marino, Pasadena and the Los Angeles County Fire Department, assisted in fighting the flames, according to the San Gabriel Fire Department. Smoke could be seen from responding firefighters at San Gabriel Fire Station 51, 1303 Del Mar Ave., according to San Gabriel Fire Department radio traffic. Firefighters quickly upgraded to a second-alarm response. Flames began extending into the San Gabriel Lanes Bowling Alley. “Despite an aggressive interior fire attack in order to extinguish the blaze at a small scale, the stability of the structure began to compromise and the decision was made to exit the building,” the San Gabriel Fire Department said. “Tactics then transferred to a defensive fire attack, commonly known as “Surround and Drown.’” The cause is under investigation. No injuries were reported.  PHOTO/Google Maps. Written by AARON CASTREJON | CityWatch Editor SAN GABRIEL - A non-injury fire at an apartment complex Friday night yielded the early stages of a marijuana grow operation, a police sergeant said.
San Gabriel Firefighters responded to 324 San Marcos and during the firefight, found evidence of the operation. Officers were requested to respond and investigate, according to Sgt. James Just of the San Gabriel Police Department. “Apparently, the guy had just started to rent the place. It looks like he was trying to set something up there,” Just said. A faulty electrical cord may be to blame, Just said. The fire extinguished itself as firefighters arrived. Very little marijuana was found inside the unit. No arrests have yet been made. The fire was knocked down at 10:25 p.m.  PHOTO/Stock image. Written by AARON CASTREJON | CityWatch Editor SAN GABRIEL - A woman is recovering from a non-life-threatening injury Monday, after having been shot by her husband who thought she was an intruder.
The shooting was reported at 2:13 a.m. in the 5500 block of Walnut Grove Avenue Monday. Deputies learned after they arrived that the husband accidentally fired on his wife, said Lt. Marsha Williams of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Temple Station. The husband is detained as deputies continue to investigate, Williams said. |
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