Monrovia, CA

Police in Monrovia, California got an unexpected assist while taking a lunch break at Panda Express.

A hungry black bear was caught on video when it stepped out for a late night snack early Friday. The bear was spotted in the city of Monrovia, sitting on the floor next to a black trash can that was toppled over. It seems this clever bear knew exactly when trash day was. Video footage showed the bear chowing down on some garbage around 3 a.m. on Alta Vista Dr  before wandering back towards the hills. The bear appeared to have tags on both ears, which could mean that wildli

Un tazón de carne con brócoli a medio terminar tendría que esperar. El deber llamó durante un descanso para comer a dos agentes de la policía de Monrovia, quienes dejaron sus cenas a medio terminar para arrestar en Panda Express a un hombre buscado por una violación de libertad condicional. Un video de la cámara corporal de un agente mostró a los dos agentes sentados en una mesa, mientras uno comía un tazón de carne con brócoli, cuando el hombre buscado por una violac

A partially finished bowl of beef with broccoli would have to wait when duty called. Monrovia police officers took a break from their meal break at Panda Express to arrest a man sought for a probation violation. Video from an officer’s body-worn camera showed the two officers seated at a table, one eating a beef and broccoli bowl, as the man wanted for a probation violation entered the restaurant in the San Gabriel Valley community. The man had been sought for about a mont

A wanted man who had previously escaped police was taken into custody after officers recognized him when he walked into a Panda Express in Monrovia where they were eating lunch.

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