Los Angeles police shot a man who allegedly pointed a weapon at officers. He was hospitalized in critical condition.
A man whom police shot after he allegedly pointed a weapon at officers in South Los Angeles was hospitalized in critical condition, the Los Angeles Police Department announced Saturday night. Just before 1 p.m. Thursday, police got a radio call for a possible assault with a deadly weapon near 54th Street and Manhattan Place after a man reportedly pointed a handgun at an unidentified person.
Officers from the LAPD's 77th Street Community Police Station were responding to an unrelated radio call about three blocks west, near 54th Street and Gramercy Place, when they saw a man walking in Chesterfield Square Park and 'recognized him as the possible suspect' of the assault with a deadly weapon call, the department said in a statement. The LAPD identified him as Jose Robles.
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