From the El Segundo Police Blotter 10/31/06:
242PC- Battery occurred at 0700 hours in the 700 block of Yucca
Street. A female adult sprayed a male adult with a water hose. (06-4355)
In other news, a vagabond has held up the prosecution of two men accused of shooting people at random on the Pomona Freeway. According to the cops and the AP: A Blythe resident told investigators that Rodriguez and Hernandez boasted of the shootings during a party but authorities have been able to contact him since. The man had several mailing addresses, Asst. DA Ross Alari said.
"I don't think he's hiding. I think he's probably more of a vagabond," Alari said.
Photo from scottlowe on flickr. El Segundo blotter from the great El Segundo.net, which is pissed off about all the street closures so Bruce Willis can film Die Hard 9.
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