Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Scorned lover runs over his would-be bride after she rejects his marriage proposal at a Whittier hamburger stand. You can't make this stuff up....

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This is in the Thursday edition of the Whittier Daily News, so it HAS to be true.  You cannot make this stuff up.  How romantic.  Tell me your thoughts.  Lets spare no mercy on your comments. Hit below this blog post. Omg.
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From the
WHITTIER DAILY NEWS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2010

PICO RIVERA - The denial of a wedding proposal prompted a scorned lover to try to run over his would-be fiancee Wednesday at a Pico Rivera hamburger stand.

Francisco Hernandez, 22, of Whittier was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon in connection with the incident, Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Bob Smith said.

He proposed to a woman about 2:25 p.m. near the Burger Stop on Slauson Avenue, just west of Passons Boulevard, officials said.

The woman did not accept, at which point Hernandez allegedly tried to run her over with his car, Smith said.
Initial reports from the field indicated the car, which left the scene following the alleged attack, had the words, "Will you marry me?" painted on the back.

The woman was not struck by the car, which sustained two flattened tires during the incident, officials said.
Officials found the car, along with Hernandez, about 4 p.m. in Whittier and arrested him without further incident, Smith said.

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1 comment:

From the LASD said...

Thursday November 11, 2010 11:28 PM PST
A man was arrested after allegedly attempting to hit his former girlfriend with his car in Pico Rivera Wednesday afternoon.

Deputies went to the 9300 block of Slauson Avenue at about 2:20PM to handle an assault with a deadly weapon call. The victim told deputies that she was walking on the sidewalk in front of "Burger Stop" when her boyfriend, 22-year old Francisco Hernandez, attempted to run her over with his vehicle. The car driven by Hernandez narrowly missed the victim as it jumped the curb, drove over the sidewalk, through the bushes, and into the parking lot of the restaurant.

The suspect fled the scene in his vehicle despite the fact that it had sustained two flat tires. His abandoned vehicle was located a short time later after a witness notified deputies of its location. Pico Rivera Sheriff's Station deputies located Hernandez a short distance away from his vehicle, and he was arrested without incident.
"Fortunately, the victim was not hit by the car or injured," said Captain Mike Parker, Sheriff's Headquarters Bureau. She was provided victim assistance referral and restraining order information by deputies.

The suspect and victim have children together. Preliminary investigation indicates the motive for the assault was that the victim had turned down Hernandez' marriage proposal.

Hernandez was booked for assault with a deadly weapon (vehicle) at the Pico Rivera Sheriff's Station, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. His bail is set at $30,000.00