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All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present INCIDENT NUMBER SHOOTING TYPE 1002033 2 1001929 2 1001872 1 1001786 2 1002012 2 1002009 1 1001627 2 1002018 2 1002008 1 1001666 2 Page 1 of 828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present INCIDENT DATE INCIDENT YEAR 11/15/2020 02:23:00 AM 2020 12/01/2016 12:00:00 AM 2016 10/30/2019 07:04:00 AM 2019 10/20/2019 11:14:00 AM 2019 09/24/2020 05:35:00 PM 2020 08/31/2020 03:16:00 PM 2020 11/25/2018 04:03:00 PM 2018 10/17/2020 12:00:00 AM 2020 08/22/2020 09:52:00 PM 2020 05/12/2019 12:00:00 AM 2019 Page 2 of 828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present INCIDENT LOCATION CITY STATE CA 6513 SAN LUIS STREET CA 3049 kaylyn street CA 5126 Santa Ana Street, Cudahy CA 5635 Washington Blvd. Commerce CA 90040 CA 1221 West 109th Place CA Los Angeles, CA 90044 44100 48TH STREET WEST LANCATER CA 123 West Pillsbury Street, Lancaster CA Bristow park CA 1466 south McDonnell avenue, commerce 1600 E. Tucker street CA Page 3 of 828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present ZIP REPORTING DISTRICT 1363 1137 0263 0244 0375 93536 1127 1132 0241 2825 Page 4 of 828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present GEO LOCATION HANDLING UNIT ID CA ELA (37.211164, -119.662127) 6513 SAN LUIS STREET, CA LKD (33.897111, -118.183453) 3049 kaylyn street, CA (34.668483, -118.075007) 5126 Santa Ana Street, Cudahy, CA ELA (34.055399, -117.540032) 5635 Washington Blvd. Commerce CA 90040, CA ELA (37.370392, -120.759839) 1221 West 109th Place Los Angeles, CA 90044, CA SLA (33.936409, -118.297068) 44100 48TH STREET WEST LCS LANCATER, CA 93536 (34.685016, -118.217343) 123 West Pillsbury Street, Lancaster, CA LCS (34.69096, -118.131311) Bristow park 1466 south McDonnell avenue, ELA commerce, CA 1600 E. Tucker street, CA COM (33.906841, -118.206088) Page 5 of 828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present HANDLING UNIT NAME HIT SHOOTING EAST LA STN LAKEWOOD STN 1 EAST LA STN EAST LA STN SOUTH LOS ANGELES STATION 1 LANCASTER STN LANCASTER STN EAST LA STN 1 COMPTON STN Page 6 of 828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present NON HIT SHOOTING ANIMAL SHOOTING 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Page 7 of 828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present OTHER SHOOTING UNINTENTIONAL DISCHARGE Page 8 of 828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present Board APPROX_LATI APPROX_LON Approved WARNING SHOT Zip Codes TUDE GITUDE Statistical Areas 27644 3339 80 26966 18 9733 13651 23675 114 26967 18 26965 18 24350 7 Page 9 of 828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 1001384 3 1000309 2 1000213 5 1000475 1 1001550 5 1000659 1 1001096 6 1000426 1 1000914 1 Page 10 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 01/22/2018 10:37:00 PM 2018 06/27/2010 03:20:00 AM 2010 08/20/2012 05:50:00 PM 2012 01/30/2014 08:22:00 PM 2014 08/22/2018 02:23:00 PM 2018 12/12/2015 10:59:00 AM 2015 03/11/2017 11:12:00 AM 2017 11/10/2012 10:18:00 PM 2012 10/31/2016 12:05:00 PM 2016 Page 11 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 800 SHADYDALE AVENUE WEST VALINDA CA 22400 PLATINO AVENUE MISSION VIEJO CA 500 MAPLE AVENUE LOS ANGELES CA SOLEDAD CANYON ROAD AND SHANGRI LA DRIVE SANTA CLARITA CA 500 EAST PALMDALE BOULEVARD PALMDALE CA 12100 LONG BEACH BOULEVARD LYNWOOD CA 13100 E. AVENUE R-6 LITTLEROCK CA 1900 EAST 122ND STREET LOS ANGELES CA 9400 PENFIELD AVENUE CHATSWORTH CA Page 12 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 91744 92691 5199 90012 8693 91351 0613 93550 2611 90262 2116 93543 2663 90222 2137 91311 4468 Page 13 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 800 SHADYDALE AVENUE IND WEST VALINDA, CA 91744 (34.04581, -117.963675) 22400 PLATINO AVENUE MCJ MISSION VIEJO, CA 92691 (33.637413, -117.664361) 500 MAPLE AVENUE CSB LOS ANGELES, CA 90012 (34.0454, -118.246558) SOLEDAD CANYON ROAD AND SHANGRI LA SCV DRIVE SANTA CLARITA, CA 91351 (34.416026986202446, -118.45865697431232) 500 EAST PALMDALE BOULEVARD PMD PALMDALE, CA 93550 (34.579556, -118.11662) 12100 LONG BEACH BOULEVARD CEN LYNWOOD, CA 90262 (33.917008, -118.209419) 13100 E. AVENUE R-6 PLM LITTLEROCK, CA 93543 (34.567335, -117.925342) 1900 EAST 122ND STREET CEN LOS ANGELES, CA 90222 (33.921702, -118.23899) 9400 PENFIELD AVENUE WST CHATSWORTH, CA 91311 Page 14 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present INDUSTRY STN MEN'S CENTRAL JAIL COUNTY SERVICES BUREAU SANTA CLARITA VALLEY STN 1 PALMDALE STN CENTURY STN 1 PALMDALE STN CENTURY STN 1 COURT SERVICES WEST 1 Page 15 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 1 1 Page 16 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 1 1 Page 17 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 34.04581 -117.963675 9324 276 33.637413 -117.664361 12866 34.0454 -118.246558 23074 64 34.4160269862024 - 19334 90 48 118.458656974312 319 34.579556 -118.11662 27323 77 33.917008 -118.209419 24691 70 1 34.567335 -117.925342 27318 266 33.921702 -118.23899 24677 282 34.241272 -118.570275 4284 337 Page 18 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 1000189 5 1001481 5 1000371 1 1000918 1 1000417 1 1000310 1 1001967 5 1000225 5 Page 19 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 03/17/2010 11:00:00 AM 2010 05/01/2018 01:37:00 PM 2018 12/28/2011 04:30:00 PM 2011 11/22/2016 09:12:00 AM 2016 09/08/2012 07:17:00 PM 2012 07/09/2010 02:50:00 AM 2010 02/11/2020 11:00:00 PM 2020 04/05/2013 11:45:00 AM 2013 Page 20 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 400 BAUCHET STREET LOS ANGELES CA 300 S. WILLOWBROOK AVE. COMPTON CA 8800 OAK STREET BELLFLOWER CA 13500 BEACH BLVD LA MIRADA CA 2200 LONG BEACH BOULEVARD COMPTON CA 20400 SOLEDAD CANYON ROAD CANYON COUNTRY CA 18400 BLACKHAWK STREET NORTHRIDGE CA 8500 DUMOND DRIVE FONTANA CA Page 21 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 90012 5100 90220 2835 90706 1335 92833 0468 90221 2824 91351 0610 91326 3199 92335 3499 Page 22 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present CHATSWORTH, CA 91311 (34.241272, -118.570275) 400 BAUCHET STREET CSC LOS ANGELES, CA 90012 (34.058657, -118.233016) 300 S. WILLOWBROOK AVE. COM COMPTON, CA 90220 (33.895927, -118.224356) 8800 OAK STREET LKD BELLFLOWER, CA 90706 (33.884696, -118.144659) 13500 BEACH BLVD SEB LA MIRADA, CA 92833 (33.901854, -117.983398) 2200 LONG BEACH BOULEVARD COM COMPTON, CA 90221 (33.911105, -118.208963) 20400 SOLEDAD CANYON ROAD SCV CANYON COUNTRY, CA 91351 (34.421681, -118.491432) 18400 BLACKHAWK STREET TSB NORTHRIDGE, CA 91326 (34.258266, -118.53495) 8500 DUMOND DRIVE MCB FONTANA, CA 92335 (34.099436, -117.406368) Page 23 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present COURT SERVICES CENTRAL COMPTON STN LAKEWOOD STN 1 SPECIAL ENFORCEMENT BUR 1 COMPTON STN 1 SANTA CLARITA VALLEY STN 1 TRANSIT SERVICES BUREAU MAJOR CRIMES BUREAU Page 24 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present Page 25 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 1 1 1 1 Page 26 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 34.058657 -118.233016 22728 64 33.895927 -118.224356 24349 7 33.884696 -118.144659 26326 291 33.901854 -117.983398 1543 33.911105 -118.208963 24350 7 34.421681 -118.491432 19334 90 34.258266 -118.53495 18905 401 34.099436 -117.406368 19216 Page 27 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 1000065 3 1001968 5 1001706 1 1000432 1 1001164 3 1001076 1 1000330 2 1002017 1 1000023 3 Page 28 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 11/09/2011 10:40:00 PM 2011 03/31/2020 08:52:00 PM 2020 05/10/2019 02:30:00 PM 2019 02/19/2013 08:31:00 PM 2013 06/30/2017 01:52:00 AM 2017 03/07/2017 11:05:00 PM 2017 11/17/2010 09:10:00 AM 2010 10/16/2020 05:30:00 PM 2020 05/18/2010 08:04:00 AM 2010 Page 29 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 3700 EVERETT AVENUE MAYWOOD CA 9300 HIGHDALE STREET BELLFLOWER CA BANDINI BLVD EAST OF SOUTH DOWNEY ROAD VERNON CA 400 EAST DARLAN STREET GARDENA CA 15900 FORMBY DRIVE LA MIRADA CA 5000 WEST SLAUSON AVENUE LOS ANGELES CA 1100 OAKS STREET COMPTON CA 2200 EAST121ST STREET COMPTON CA 26100 ROYMER DRIVE CALABASAS CA Page 30 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 90270 0250 90706 1332 90201 3199 90248 2871 90638 0468 90056 2767 90221 2823 90222 2136 91302 2243 Page 31 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present 3700 EVERETT AVENUE ELA MAYWOOD, CA 90270 (34.001931, -118.199472) 9300 HIGHDALE STREET LKD BELLFLOWER, CA 90706 (33.893389, -118.134033) BANDINI BLVD EAST OF SOUTH DOWNEY ROAD ELA VERNON, CA 90201 (33.998306, -118.175075) 400 EAST DARLAN STREET COM GARDENA, CA 90248 (33.89015, -118.269814) 15900 FORMBY DRIVE OSS LA MIRADA, CA 90638 (33.898014, -117.993057) 5000 WEST SLAUSON AVENUE MAR LOS ANGELES, CA 90056 (33.987686, -118.36568) 1100 OAKS STREET COM COMPTON, CA 90221 (33.909204, -118.211543) 2200 EAST121ST STREET CEN COMPTON, CA 90222 (33.922147, -118.231904) 26100 ROYMER DRIVE LHS CALABASAS, CA 91302 (34.15714, -118.694553) Page 32 of828 09/29/2021 All Shootings - Incident Summary Count - 2010 to Present EAST LA STN LAKEWOOD STN
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