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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1975
Page
14
Lakewood deputies report a burglar broke windows to enter three Bellflower mobile homes in a trailer park at 13440 Lakewood Blvd. on Sunday. Appliances and jewelry valued at 869 dollars were stolen while owners were away.
Majo rie Dodson, 50, was knocked down and robbed of a purse by three youths about 15 years old as she walked from a Cerritos grocery store on South Street around 11 30 p m Sunday. They fled in a nearby car with a necklace worth 500 dollars two rings worth 1350 dollars and checks totaling 423 dollars.
San Pedro restaurant owner Eldon D. Baugh, 56, said a bandit robbed him at his residence, struck him with a knife and left him unconscious. The thief took 1700 dollars and fled as Baugh was treated for possible skull fracture and other injuries.
Ontario man 28 and Baldwin Park woman 21 robbed on Junipero Avenue beach. Five men, one armed with a .45, took $30, an $80 wristwatch, and a $10 watch. Victims forced to lie face down as suspects fled on foot.
Inez Smith, 50, of San Pedro, booked on suspicion of manslaughter after her car rear-ended a parked truck. Passenger Ole Kristian Christiansen, 35, of San Pedro, died at the scene Sunday. Harbor Division police said sobriety testing was conducted.
Harbor Division police said a 52 year old San Pedro seaman, Frank C. Chester, was slugged from behind and robbed of 47 dollars while walking in Wilmington at 4 15 a m Sunday. He received lacerations and was treated at a Carson hospital.
A 56-year-old Long Beach woman reported her purse stolen at Broadway and Linden Avenue around 10 p.m. Sunday. Police said the thief took a bag containing only 60 cents.
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