A Los Angeles Superior Court judge entered a not guilty plea today for UCLA chemistry professor Patrick Harran, who is charged with four felony counts in connection with the death of a UCLA researcher in a 2008 lab fire. Read more...
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May 9, 6:02 pm
Judge enters not guilty plea for Patrick Harran
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May 6, 1:39 pm
Crimewatch: Apr. 26-May 3
View Crimewatch: Apr. 26- May 3 in a larger map These crimes were reported on the UCLA campus and in the Westwood area between Apr. Read more...
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May 6, 12:10 am
UCLA student charged with three felony counts awaits preliminary court hearing
A UCLA student awaits a June court date after pleading not guilty last month to three felony counts in connection with an alleged assault of another student during a fraternity house party. Read more...
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May 2, 7:14 pm
Interim suspension of UCLA men’s water polo player upheld
The lawyer for Hakop Kaplanyan, the UCLA men’s water polo player accused of rape by another student early last month, said in a statement that the university has upheld his client’s interim suspension. Read more...
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May 2, 5:32 pm
UCPD searching for man reported to be loitering in women’s restrooms
A man was seen loitering in women’s restrooms inside Kaufman Hall and Murphy Hall Monday afternoon, according to a university police report released Wednesday. About 3:30 p.m. Read more...
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April 29, 10:35 am
VA West LA Medical Center emergency room reopens following false hand grenade scare
The Veterans Administration’s West Los Angeles Medical Center is now operating again, after a replica hand grenade was discovered in the hospital’s emergency room earlier this morning, according to police. Read more...
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April 26, 2:01 am
Professor helps develop Predictive Policing by using trends to predict, prevent crimes
A UCLA anthropology professor studies an unorthodox type of hunter-gatherer – one who forages for unlocked cars and hunts for easily stolen property. Read more...
Photo: Jeffrey Brantingham, an anthropology professor at UCLA, helped develop crime-mapping software called Predictive Policing by using crime data.