Suspect threatens victim at hospital emergency room, Los Angeles CA

Assault

Reported: 11/17/2025 02:46 AM

Near Vermont Ave, Harbor City, CA 90710

Police responded to a hospital after security reported a victim was threatened by a suspect. The emergency room was briefly locked down due to the threat. The incident had occurred about three hours earlier and was brought to the hospital again.

Audio|Source: LAPD Dispatch - Pacific Division

02:12

Transcript:

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7-873, the security from Kaiser Permanente is calling, advice PD still needed, and that the victim advised PD that

00:12

he's still being threatened by the suspect.

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I know the exact location of the suspect at this time.

00:17

The rhythm has kicked into the ER and security is requesting PD to respond due to the hospital is being locked down from the threat.

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Are you able to respond back?

00:30

Senator Sambay, we met with their PR earlier on security.

00:33

We're going to go over and give her call.

00:36

Okay.

00:41

...will share name and there was battery.

00:42

So 6161 in North Fairfax Avenue at the Kennedy Care Center in Room 20, specifically the Male, Hispanic.

00:48

Monitor for additional code to incident in 400 and RD701.

00:56

Can you call back the Kaiser Security and advisement that we were already there? We took the report.

01:02

The victim was relaying the information to the nurses who are treating her at the hospital and they believe it was a new incident reappearing at the hospital.

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But the incident took place approximately three hours ago.

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7-3, stay back.

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276, Cush, McClure, Mander Wash.

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Thank you, good night.

01:29

Fortune 876.

01:31

Roger, connect.

01:32

City Wilsher unit ambulance battery suspect 619 North Fairfax Code 2[1] inserted 400 RD701 701 701 number 7

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21 Rock

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703 30

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703 p.

01:58

Roger, you verify the permit the lockdown on the hospital.

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Tony,

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73,

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Roger,

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Code 4[2],

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PD, no longer need it.

Police codes explained

The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:

[1]

Code 2: Urgent, non-emergency response; proceed promptly without lights or siren, obeying all traffic laws.

[2]

Code 4: No further assistance needed; situation under control.

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