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LASD(Los Angels County Sheriffs Department)のChevy Caprice Unmarked Police cruiser.

CapriceはLAPDには使用されていない上にUSAでは(Australiaは民間用がHoldenから販売中),Gervament and Law Enforcementにしか売られていません.

LASDで使用していることさえ知りませんでした.

見かけた時は驚きと嬉しさが一杯でした.

McLaren Totaled in Multivehicle Crash in Woodland Hills; 2 Hospitalized

A multivehicle crash in Woodland Hills that left two people hospitalized and a green McLaren sports car destroyed Tuesday evening may have been the result of street racing, LAPD said.

The crash was reported at 4:48 p.m. just outside of Hale Charter Academy, according to Los Angeles Police Department Officer Tony Im.

Aerial video from Sky5 showed a green 2015 McLaren 650 S completely totaled, with debris in the bike lane and on the sidewalk at the corner of Platt Avenue and Califa Street.

Another vehicle, a gray sedan, was left on the roadway, also severely damaged.

Two severely damaged vehicles are left at the scene of a crash in Woodland Hills on Nov. 1, 2016. (Credit: KTLA)
Two severely damaged vehicles are left at the scene of a crash in Woodland Hills on Nov. 1, 2016. (Credit: KTLA)
Four vehicles were involved but two of them fled the crash, Officer Im initially said. On scene, LAPD Officer Charles Rodriguez said investigators believe three cars were involved and that the third took off, but he stressed it's not yet clear exactly what happened.

The car that fled may have been racing the McLaren, Rodriguez said. He added that witnesses told police the high-end sports car -- which has a sticker price of at least $265,000 -- was traveling at a high rate of speed when the multivehicle crash occurred.

Two people were transported to local hospitals, Brian Humphrey of the Los Angeles Fire Department said. He had no information on the pair's injuries, and their conditions remained unknown as of Tuesday night.

The driver of the Audi was described as a man in his 60s or 70s, while the man behind the wheel of the McLaren is in his 40s, police said.

Dia de Muertos

Day of the Dead.

Japanese 死者の日.

Mexicoのお盆です.

といっても悲しむ日ではなく楽しむ日です.

Los Angelsは特にMexicanがすごく多いのでDowntownのパークには飾りが沢山ありました.

わたしの友達はMexicanのTransgender Womanです.

Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck was recovering Sunday after fracturing his pelvis in an off-road dirt bike accident, city police said.

Beck was riding with friends in the Tehachapi Mountains north of Los Angeles on Saturday when he fell on a rocky trail, The Associated Press reported.

An avid off-road motorcycle rider, Beck was able to ride back to his truck and was treated at a local hospital after driving home.

In a statement, police said Beck may have surgery on Monday and was expected to return to the office within a week.

Beck said he was “in constant contact” with Los Angeles Police Department command staff and would be working while he recuperated, CBS Los Angeles reported.

Beck, 63, has competed in various forms of off-road racing for more than 40 years, the Los Angeles Times reported.

He competes in local motocross events regularly, according to his online LAPD biography. He broke his collarbone in a motocross accident in 2012, the Times reported, the third time he’d done so, according to Beck.

"Broken collarbones are the occasional price you pay for racing motocross," he wrote in an email to the Times in 2012.

Beck tweeted on Sunday to thank well-wishers for their “outpouring of concern and support,” he said. “A terrible accident happened while doing something that I love very much.”