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LAPD Encounters Disorderly Crown Near Grand Park
The incident took place at an event sponsored by a skateboarding magazine, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.

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The incident took place at an event sponsored by a skateboarding magazine, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.

The victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
Officers found a man dead at the scene.
The forecast also calls for the potential of weak to moderate Santa Ana offshore winds Tuesday into Wednesday.
The vehicle fled the location, and arriving paramedics pronounced the woman dead at the scene.
According to the police department, several of the burglaries and vandalism reports happened in the downtown area.
The vehicle allegedly fled the scene prior to deputies' arrival, but was later located and detained in La Quinta.
Of six people were rushed to a hospital, two suffered critical injuries and four suffered minor injuries.
Deputies and paramedics attempted life-saving measures, but the motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene.
Fire officials said the blaze was knocked down in under 30 minutes, with significant damage to the vehicle.
The stabbing happened at 860 Garnet Ave., according to the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department.
Police reported one child died and another suffered a compound arm fracture. The third child's condition was unknown.
Paramedics took Andrew to Rady Children's Hospital, where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival, the agency reported.
A San Diego jury deliberated for about a day before finding Lee Lor, 40, guilty of a single felony count of making criminal threats.
Alejandro Jose Confesor, 24, pleaded guilty this week to charges of lewd acts on a child and possession of child pornography.
Police personnel from an array of local and out-of-town agencies took part in the late-morning motorcade.
The board chair described the project as "a fully inclusive baseball field where athletes of all abilities can play, compete and belong."
The decision comes as California and the county enter peak wildfire season.
One sets guidelines on permitting federal authorities to enter county facilities, and the other deals with people impersonating officers.
Opponents during the board meeting said the wording of Supervisor Jim Desmond's proposal seemed to single out certain minority groups.