April 26, 2025, 4:20 pm
Los Angeles police released dramatic video footage showing a chaotic armed confrontation in Eagle Rock that left the wife of a Weezer bassist (and noted author) with non-life‑threatening wounds. The incident unfolded in a suburban backyard in a scene that, despite its gravity, almost seems too surreal to be real.
Jillian Lauren was released on a US$1 million bond on suspicion of attempted murder pending further investigation.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles police have released video from the shooting of author Jillian Lauren, the wife of a Weezer band member, during a chaotic backyard confrontation that culminated in a volley of gunfire. Lauren’s wounds were not life-threatening in the April 8 shooting in the...
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