 PHOTO/Courtesy of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. Written by AARON CASTREJON CityWatch Editor TEMPLE CITY - A man barricaded for nearly 12 hours inside an In-N-Out was arrested with the help of a police K9. The suspect was apprehended around 2 p.m. inside the restaurant, 10601 Lower Azusa Rd. The K9 was deployed after the suspect failed to respond to a crisis negotiation team. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Special Enforcement Bureau deployed their confined space K9 Derek, a Petterdale Terrier. Derek Found the unidentified suspect hiding in the roof, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. Temple Station Deputies arrived to In-N-Out around 2:40 a.m. to an alarm call and found the suspect inside. The restaurant manager said the suspect had no authority to be there, Deputies said. Deputies attempted to order the suspect out, but commands to exit fell on deaf ears. It is unclear if the suspect suffered any injuries from the K9.  K9 Derek aided in apprehending the barricaded suspect. PHOTO/Courtesy of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.  Written by AARON CASTREJON CityWatch Editor TEMPLE CITY - A man continues to barricade himself inside an In-N-Out restaurant Monday morning.
The suspect has been inside the In-N-Out, 10601 Lower Azusa Rd., since before 3 a.m. Deputies responding to a burglary alarm call found the man inside and he refused commands to exit, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. Nearby structures have been evacuated and a crisis negotiation team is on scene.  PHOTO/Stock image. Written by AARON CASTREJON | CityWatch Editor TEMPLE CITY - Three suspects escaped with cash and jewelry after forcing their way into a home Tuesday night.
The resident called 9-1-1 after the men fled around 8:30 p.m. in the 6000 block of Kauffman Avenue. The suspects fled in an unknown direction, according to Sgt. Klinski of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Temple Station. Klinksi did not know how the suspects entered. In a Sheriff’s crime broadcast, the suspects were described as Black men, all 5 feet 9 inches tall, between 140 pounds to 200 pounds. All three wore black clothing and covered their faces with black ski masks. One man was armed with a golf club.  PHOTO/Stock image. Written by AARON CASTREJON | CityWatch Editor TEMPLE CITY - Deputies, with the help of a copter and K9 unit, are searching for a hiding home burglary suspect Friday.
Deputies have narrowed their search down to the area of Golden West Avenue and Agnes Avenue between Woodruff Avenue and Garibaldi Avenue, according to Sgt. James Long of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Temple Station. A concerned resident alerted deputies to a burglary in progress in the 6000 block of Rowland Avenue around 5 p.m. One of the aspects fled towards Golden West through residential yards, Long said. It is unknown if the suspect is armed.  PHOTO/Stock image. Written by AARON CASTREJON | CityWatch Editor TEMPLE CITY - Sheriff’s deputies are planning a DUI/driver license checkpoint, scheduled for Friday, August 24 starting at 6 p.m.
The checkpoint, scheduled at an undisclosed location, will end Saturday at 2 a.m. Deputies will search for signs of alcohol or drug impairment, while checking motorists for proper licensing, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Temple Station. “Studies of California drivers have shown that 30 percent of drivers in fatal crashes had one or more drugs in their systems. A study of active drivers showed more tested positive for drugs that may impair driving (14 percent) than did for alcohol (7.3 percent),” the Sheriff’s Temple Station said. “Of the drugs, marijuana was most prevalent, at 7.4 percent, slightly more than alcohol.”  PHOTO/Stock image, Written by AARON CASTREJON | CityWatch Editor TEMPLE CITY - Deputies are investigating four men who burglarized a home Saturday afternoon.
The burglary occurred in the 10600 block of Hallwood Drive around 2:10 p.m. The men fled without taking any property, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Temple Station. The four suspects, described to deputies as 20-year-old Black men, fled in an older-model silver sedan northbound on Pal Mal Avenue. No weapons were seen during the burglary.  PHOTO/Stock image. Written by AARON CASTREJON | CityWatch Editor TEMPLE CITY - A resident discovered a man tampering with his vehicle’s ignition and chased him off Friday night.
The suspect was discovered inside the victim’s white Chevy van on Rosemead Boulevard near Broadway Avenue some time after 9 p.m. July 13. The victim ordered the suspect to stop and chased the suspect away from the vehicle. A foot pursuit began south on Rosemead Boulevard, said Sgt. James Long of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Temple Station. “The suspect turned, pulled a firearm and told him to stop chasing him,” Long said. The victim stopped chasing the suspect who fled out of sight. The suspect is a white man with brown hair, 5 feet 10 inches tall, 200 pounds, between 30 and 35 years old. He wore blue jeans,a blue Dodgers hat and a blue shirt with the “LA” logo, Long said.  PHOTO/Google Maps. Written by AARON CASTREJON | CityWatch Editor TEMPLE CITY - A pole fire spread to surrounding trees and brush and caused serious damage to three homes, while burning the exterior of two more homes Friday.
The fire burned in the 5200 block of Glickman Avenue. Three homes suffered interior burn damage, which extended into each structure’s attic. Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies worked to evacuate residents from the affected structures. The fires were reported knocked down at 6:18 p.m., according to Los Angeles County Fire Department radio traffic. The fire was reported at 5:29 p.m.  PHOTO/Stock image. Written by AARON CASTREJON | CityWatch Editor TEMPLE CITY - As many as five homes are threatened by a vegetation fire that was sparked by a faulty power pole.
The fire is burning in the 5000 block of Glickman Avenue. The five homes threatened by there fire are spread over a one-block radius, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department. Sheriff’s deputies are assisting in evacuating residents, according to Los Angeles County Sheriff’s radio traffic. Firefighters have requested a second-alarm for additional units.  PHOTO/Courtesy of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Written by AARON CASTREJON | CityWatch Editor TEMPLE CITY - A 17-year-old boy has not been seen since 1 a.m. July 2, deputies said.
William Deng was last seen in the 6000 block of Oak Avenue in Temple City Monday. The boy is considered an at-risk missing person, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Temple Station. Deng is 5 feet 10 inches tall and 140 pounds. Anyone with information on the teen’s whereabouts is urged to call the Sheriff’s Temple Station at 626-285-7171. |
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