UPDATE on BREAKING NEWS
FROM CERRITOS AND ARTESIA.
This is from NBC 4 News in Los Angeles, and I wanted to post it here on my Blog about the robbery over in Artesia yesterday that eventually lead to one of the biggest law enforcement activities our community has seen in the past 20 years. Thanks, NBC 4 News for this post on their website.
Tell me what you think! Hit my comment section below. I am going to post more about this and share more video from other news outlets here for the community.....
BTW... It is GREAT to be BACK in CERRITOS and ARTESIA after my trip to the Kingston, Jamaica....!
Tell me what you think! Hit my comment section below. I am going to post more about this and share more video from other news outlets here for the community.....
BTW... It is GREAT to be BACK in CERRITOS and ARTESIA after my trip to the Kingston, Jamaica....!
Armed Robbers
Tie Up So Cal Freeway Traffic
Four armed robbery suspects were arrested Friday after leading cops on a chase and later prompting a search that forced the closure of a stretch of the Artesia (91) Freeway in Cerritos.
A jewelry store at Pioneer Boulevard and 187th Street in Artesia was robbed at gunpoint around 2:30 p.m., said Capt. Mike Parker of the Sheriff's Headquarters Bureau. Deputies spotted the suspect vehicle shortly after and a chase began.
"The pursuit terminated in a cul-de-sac in the 12000 block of Palm Street (in) Cerritos, when the suspects got out of their car and ran,'' said Parker.
One suspect "was soon detained by deputies, and a second suspect was apprehended hours later,'' said Parker.
Authorities believed the two outstanding suspects ran toward the Artesia Freeway, so its eastbound portion was closed between the Norwalk Boulevard exit and the San Gabriel River (605) Freeway while deputies searched, he said. The lanes were reopened around 4 p.m.
The last two suspects were taken into custody around 7:20 p.m., Parker said. The names of the suspects were not available.
"The pursuit terminated in a cul-de-sac in the 12000 block of Palm Street (in) Cerritos, when the suspects got out of their car and ran,'' said Parker.
One suspect "was soon detained by deputies, and a second suspect was apprehended hours later,'' said Parker.
Authorities believed the two outstanding suspects ran toward the Artesia Freeway, so its eastbound portion was closed between the Norwalk Boulevard exit and the San Gabriel River (605) Freeway while deputies searched, he said. The lanes were reopened around 4 p.m.
The last two suspects were taken into custody around 7:20 p.m., Parker said. The names of the suspects were not available.
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