LAPD reports major police incident in Boyle Heights

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Los Angeles police are searching for a shooting suspect in Boyle Heights in what the agency called a “major police incident.”
As part of the search, LAPD officers have an active perimeter near 1st and Gless streets. Residents are asked to avoid the area.
An officer-involved shooting took place at that location just before 10 p.m., according to LAPD public information officers. The suspect, described as a Hispanic male, ran from officers after an exchange of gunfire, the LAPD said.
One officer sustained a minor injury during the incident, but it was not a result of gunfire, according to LAPD. Other details about the shooting, including whether the suspect had been hit, were not immediately clear.
As of 10:51 p.m., no trains were running on the Metro Gold Line between the Mariachi Plaza and Little Tokyo/Arts District stops as a result of the ongoing police activity.
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