Brentwood Cat Killings Attributed To Wildlife Later Suspected
Coyotes or other wild animals likely responsible for a string of Brentwood cat killings. Police had earlier suspected devil worshipers. Lt. Roy Salls said information from residents shifted after officials learned cats had already been buried. A vet confirmed a cat found with a stomach opened was killed by an animal from nearby Sita Mortica mountains.
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Brentwood
Willian
Roy Salls
Sita Mortica Mountians
Lakewood jewelry shop owner and employee face theft charges
Lakewood Center jeweler AVL Polachek and employee George Feldstein were bonded on suspicion of receiving stolen property after an undercover purchase of a $5,000 ring for 250. Investigators also seized an $8,500 platinum ring from the store during a search with a warrant.
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Avl Polachek
Resina St
Long Beach
George Feldstein
Beverly Hills
Lakewood Sheriff's Station
Potachek
Tazelbrook Ave
Polachek
Los Cerritos
Richard Hanks
Lakewood Country Club Estates
Ax-assault suspect held in slaying case faces high bail
A Liveat old Ban Pedro man is jailed on $400,000 bail after police alleged he confessed to murder. The defendant, Gerald J. Schill Jr., is charged with assault with a deadly weapon for ax attack on a Long Beach State coed in Signal Hill. Authorities tie him to slayings of three Southland women as investigations continue.
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Tom Willman
Pedro Man
A& Long Beach State University
Dudge J. Merrill Lilley
Gerald John Sehill
Lilley
Schill
Signal Hrm
Jon Ohman
Long Beach
Bonnie Davis
Caily Mesa
Los Angeles
Corsexias Avenue
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pilot Normint Mannis Crashes Into Angeles National Forest
NTSB investigator Bob Gilmore said four place Cessna 205 vanished after leaving Long Beach and entering bad weather while under FAA radar approach. Pilot Normint Mannis, 18, of Bel Air, filed an instrument flight plan to Santa Monica and was then handed to Los Angeles radar. Controller suggested a heading that should have aligned with the Santa Monica radio range, but no evidence shows a required left turn was ordered. The aircraft struck a cliff in the Angeles National Forest.
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Altadena Oil 7
Bob Gilmore
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Los Angeles International Ai
Normint Manis
Bel Air
Santa Monica
Long Benes
Los Angeles
Saa Monica
Gilmore
Mannis
Angeles Natonal Forest
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