A 27
year old man was detained Friday morning after repeatedly attempting to contact
actress Milena (Mila) Kunis.
On May 4, 2012, around 11 a.m., LAPD Wilshire
Area officers responded to a radio call of a disturbance at a local Los Angeles
gym. When the officers arrived, they discovered a man that fit the
description of the call still at the scene.
The man, identified as Stuart
Dunn, was detained at the facility. Police also discovered that he had
been at the location for the third consecutive day seeking to make contact with
Actress Mila Kunis.
Dunn had been arrested by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s
Department in January 2012, after breaking in to Kunis’ unoccupied West
Hollywood home in an attempt to meet her. Based upon that arrest,
Dunn is under the terms of a protective order restricting him from any attempts
to contact Kunis. Dunn was detained and subsequently hospitalized for
evaluation.
Fire Department
This Saturday, May 12, 2012, at 9:00 a.m. the Fire Chief Brian L. Cummings and members of the Los Angeles Fire Department will gather for the opening ceremonies of Fire Service Recognition Day at Fire Station 27 in Hollywood. The Fire Chief will then visit Fire Station 88 for the North Division Ceremony in Encino. At 2 p.m. the Fire Chief will visit Fire Station 65 for the South Division Ceremony.
Fire Service Recognition Day welcomes the public to neighborhood fire stations, as they hold an annual “Open House” in observance of National Fire Service Recognition Day. All Los Angeles Fire Stations will have “Open House” from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The theme for Fire Service Recognition Day 2012 is “PREPARE, RESPOND, RECOVER”.
Guns
The Mid City Council wants to spread the word to all networks about the incredibly important City of Los Angeles anonymous Gun Buyback program taking place on Saturday, May 12, 2012 from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. The Gun Buyback program aims to reduce the firearms in the community. No community is immune to the proliferation of guns and the threats that it can pose. We could be saving some one's life.
Here are some additional details of the program:
The Gun Buyback will allow individuals to surrender their firearms anonymously to law enforcement at 6 locations throughout the city. In exchange, an individual may receive a Ralphs or VISA pre-paid gift card. Depending on the type of firearm surrendered, an individual may receive up to $100 for a handgun, shotgun or rifle, and up to $200 for assault weapons as classified in the State of California.
