Armed Man Sought in LAPD Chinatown Search
LAPD establishes perimeter in Chinatown after reports of an armed individual with a gun
Los Angeles police searched Chinatown on Saturday morning for an armed man who remained at large, the Los Angeles Police Department said.
Officers responded to the Alpine and Hill streets area around 6:45 a.m. after requesting backup for a man armed with a gun, according to the LAPD.
A perimeter was established as officers combed the area for the suspect.
Prepared with AI assistance from the cited sources.
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