Friday, July 13, 2012

Kip Arnold's 'car chase' and crash ends with him getting charged with 'Attempted Murder of Police Officers'

Krazy Kip Arnold is still in a hospital recovering from his "non excellent adventure" this past week on streets and freeways all around Southern California.


NORWALK — A Los Angeles Unified School District teacher who drove over an embankment following a police chase Tuesday was charged today with evading police and multiple counts of sexually molesting a 14-year-old girl.

Kip Richard Arnold, 51, was charged in a felony complaint for arrest warrant with three counts of lewd act on a child who was 14, two counts of oral copulation of a person under 16, one count of sexual penetration by a foreign object and one count of evading an officer, said Deputy District Attorney Diana Martinez.
Prosecutors will ask bail be set at $1 million.
Arnold, a Southeast Middle School teacher, allegedly had a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old girl between June and September in 2005. The alleged victim, now an adult, recently reported the incident to authorities.
Bell police, who were investigating the allegations, said they were preparing to arrest the Lakewood resident Tuesday when he allegedly fled in his pickup truck and led police on a chase. The chase ended when the pickup truck swerved over an embankment in Rolling Hills Estates and crashed into a building 70 feet below.
Because Arnold remains hospitalized, his arraignment will be delayed until he is released from the hospital.
If convicted, he’s facing up to seven years in state prison.
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