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Man simulates pointing gun at vehicles on street corner, Los Angeles CA

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S Figueroa St & W 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90012

A man was seen at Figueroa and Second Streets pointing an object at cars, imitating a gun.

Audio|Source: LAPD Hotshot/K-9/Air Hailing
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Transcript:
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Censur unit is possible 14 man with a gun on figure on second, figure on second.
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Suspect is a male Hispanic ball where you're unsure white pads.
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Another object in the hand pointing as he simulating the hand towards vehicles is code 3, Incident 1252 and already 131.

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Location mentioned:
S Figueroa St & W 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
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Roger AndersonRoger Anderson

I'm so sorry and ashamed of myself because I did the same thing once. I was only about 8-10 years old. Back then, in the late 60s and early 70s, many of the toy guns for kids looked real. Anyway, I don't know what got into me. I burst out onto our porch on 60th Street & 4th Avenue in LA and pointed the gun as if I'm firing it at a lady who was driving her car down 4th Ave. I never have forgotten the look on her face sure terror at my stupidity. The driver thought it was a real gun. She could have easily had an accident over that. Thank God it didn't happen. I'm sure that once the lady composed herself, she realized that I was only a kid and was playing. Bad things happen with anyone playing with a toy gun that looks real. Finally, during the late 70s, toy guns stopped looking real with bright colors, etc, to tell the difference.

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