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So that is what Allanon is up to these days
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slu...enter-standoffPolice in brief standoff on Staples Center court
By Joe Resnick
Police engaged in a roughly 20-minute standoff Saturday with a knife-wielding man on the floor of Los Angeles’ Staples Center, where the Los Angeles Clippers and Cleveland Cavaliers were set to play later in the day.
Police tackled and apprehended the man after the face-off on the court near the visitors’ bench area.
Some spectators for the 12:30 p.m. game had begun filing into the arena, but were evacuated once the standoff started. The players were confined to their locker rooms.
Police spokeswoman Officer Norma Eisenman said the report of the man with a knife came in shortly after 11 a.m. from an off-duty officer and confirmed his arrest, but had no further information about his iden y or how he got into the arena.
Michael Roth, a spokesman for Staples Center owner AEG, had no comment about the incident, but said it would not affect the game.
So that is what Allanon is up to these days
It takes 20 minutes for LAPD to subdue a guy with a knife? It took SAPD 30 seconds to drop a dude with a waterhouse in his yard.
midnightpulp having an air panic attack...
made kool probably owed this dude some money and wanted to take matters into his own hands until kool called the popo
donald sterling monitoring griffin? oh wait, that only happens in the locker room showers.
Ah yes...gotta love L.A.
Let's go Clippers ...... Let's go....
Sincerely,
Clipper Darrell
Updated.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slu...enter-standoffA steak knife-wielding man held police and security guards at bay for nearly an hour at the Staples Center before the Los Angeles Clippers’ game Saturday against the Cleveland Cavaliers, authorities said.
The center’s general manager, Lee Zeidman, said the man, who was not identified, walked into the venue through an employee entrance. He said security officers tried to block his entry, but the man was brandishing the blade.
The man ran to the arena floor, where he was met by 25 security staffers who surrounded him until police arrived.
He eventually made his way to the visiting bench, where he spoke to three police officers with their guns drawn from approximately 20 feet away.
Zeidman said the man made no demands or offer a motive for his actions.
“He was talking a lot of gibberish, making a lot of veiled threats, and nobody could really understand him,” Zeidman said. “There were no specific demands. He told us: ‘Just back away or else you’re going to get hurt. Leave me alone. I’m prepared to do whatever it takes to get whatever I want.’”
Police shot the man with a beanbag gun and detained him after he made a move toward a tunnel leading off the court. He was placed in handcuffs and escorted out by police.
Spectators with VIP access to the 12:30 p.m. game had begun filing into the arena, but were evacuated once the incident began. Players from both teams watched the drama unfold on a TV outside the Cavaliers’ dressing room before they were instructed to return to their locker rooms.
The court was reopened to players, media and arena employees 18 minutes after the man’s arrest.
Officer Norma Eisenman, a police spokeswoman, confirmed the man’s arrest and said an off-duty officer reported the incident, but did not release other details.
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