Active Shooter/Terrorism Preparedness Training 07/27/16

Active Shooter/Terrorism Preparedness Training
TRAINING TOPICS:
http://www.westsidevillage.org/blog/2016/07/06/active-shooterterrorism-preparedness-training

Run >Hide>Fight
Surviving an Active Shooter Event
​
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
6:00 – 8:00 p.m

Palms Rancho Library Branch Community Room
​2920 Overland Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90064

​INSTRUCTORS:
LAPD Sergeant Stephen Showler
LAPD Officer James Weigh

• What is an Active Shooter Incident?
• First Responders Role
• Expectation of the Public by Law Enforcement
• Preparing for an Active Shooter Incident/Emergency Preparedness
• Debrief of Past Active Shooter ​Incidents

​Limited seating. Reserve a space: westsidevillagentp@gmail.com

Suspicious incident on Kelton

A neighbor reported a suspicious incident that occurred Tuesday evening, around 8 PM on the 3200 block of Kelton.

The resident was sitting in their front yard behind a tall fence when a car pulled up and two men got out. The resident couldn't see them because of the fence, but heard enough to know they were just lingering in front of the house.

One of the owner's dogs growled and she heard one of the men say "There are two dogs." A pause then he said to the other "they smell your fear." They lingered some more, then one got into the car and pulled across the street to park between two houses. After a few minutes, the car backed up to be directly in front of one of the houses.  The car and men just stayed in front of the neighbors' house, one in the car, one outside it, for about ten minutes.

The resident's husband came out and she told him what was happening. He looked  over our fence and the two men saw him. The guy outside the car got in, and the two men drove away. 

To the resident it felt like they were checking out the area. 

Details: Young, African-American, one wearing a gray hoodie pulled over his head. Car was a newish silver Camry.

The neighbor called the LAPD non-emergency number but gave up after being on an endless hold.  The nature of these individuals' behavior is suspicious and consistent with activity prior to some of the recent break-ins in Westside Village.  If you happen to see activity similar to that described above please call 911 and convey there have been several break-ins in our area recently and these individuals have been seen watching houses in a suspicious manner and you'd like LAPD to come by to investigate.

Revised - dog is found. lost dog terrier Glendon & Woodbine 05/27/15

Updated 5:00 pm
The dog is found!


From one of our residents
lost dog terrier- Glendon & Woodbine 05/27/15
We lost our dog. He is 10 months and is on antibiotics. His name is Corry. We
lost him on May 27th, around 12:30pm on Glendon St and Woodbine, in Palms, He is micro-chipped
He is 10lbs. Please contact me if you find him....Kerry 617-777-2235

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