LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – Los Angeles police have successfully apprehended the second suspect involved in a disturbing road rage incident at LAX. The incident, which occurred on May 31, resulted in a woman being knocked unconscious during a scuffle between two men near curbside check-in.
The first suspect, who was identified as Jasan Givens Sr., 38, was arrested on Friday in the area of Western and West Florence avenues. He has been booked for felony battery with bail set at $50,000. The second suspect, who was seen in the video without a shirt, turned himself in earlier in the week.
The security camera footage captured the altercation, showing the two men fighting and inadvertently bumping into the innocent woman, causing her to fall and hit her head on the ground. The woman was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but has since been released, with LAPD reporting that she is recovering well.
Both suspects are now facing charges of felony battery for their involvement in the incident. LAPD is urging anyone with information about the case to come forward and contact Detective Scott Danielson at the Pacific LAX division.
The violent nature of this road rage incident has sparked outrage and concern within the community. Authorities are emphasizing the need for peaceful resolutions to conflicts and are working to ensure the safety of all individuals at LAX and other public spaces.
As the investigation unfolds, LAPD is committed to holding those responsible for the incident accountable and providing support to the victim as she continues to recover.
The swift apprehension of both suspects is a testament to the diligent work of law enforcement in addressing such incidents and maintaining public safety in Los Angeles.