Authorities were in pursuit of a suspect wanted for assault with a deadly weapon on Friday evening. The suspect suddenly stopped her vehicle in East Hollywood, prompting a standoff with law enforcement.
Los Angeles Police Department officers were involved in the pursuit of a woman wanted for potential assault with a deadly weapon on Friday evening.
Initial reports disclosed that the woman was involved in a parking dispute, in which she pointed her gun at another person. When LAPD officers arrived on scene, she was cooperative, until she entered her vehicle and led the police on a short chase.Just after 9:20 p.m., the suspect stopped the vehicle, a black Honda, prompting a standoff with authorities. The vehicle stopped at Kenmore Avenue and Santa Monica Boulevard in East Hollywood.
As of 10:15 p.m., she had yet to exit the vehicle, but it appeared that the left front tire had deflated. At around 10:25 p.m., the suspect opened the door and exited the vehicle before re-entering less than a minute later.SWAT arrived on scene at 10:55 p.m., parking their utility vehicle in front of the suspect’s car.
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