Inglewood shooting tied to SLA founder Harris
Five people faced debris and fear outside Mel’s Sporting Goods in Inglewood last Thursday as gunfire erupted during a shoplifting dispute involving William Harris, an SLA founder. Store manager Anthony Shepard, who helped subdue Harris, and his wife were shielded by police protection after the incident.
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ACLU criticizes LAPD tactics in SLA shootout
The ACLU's Ramona Ripston voiced moral outrage at police use of force in the Los Angeles shootout that killed six Symbionese Liberation Army members. She questioned evacuation handling and urged slower, less destructive methods given the grave risk to homes and neighborhoods. The episode unfolded and ended within about an hour.
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Train halted in Goleta amid SLA suspect tip
In Goleta a northbound freight was stopped and searched by sheriff deputies after a tip involving the Symbionese Liberation Army. DERAILED the train. Held deputies arrested 11 frightened transients on suspicion of riding the train illegally.
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