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Man Charged with Assault After South Pas Brawl

A fight that broke early Sunday morning involving a skateboard and baseball bat resulted in injury, police report.

An Alhambra resident suffered moderate injuries Sunday morning after being struck with a skateboard in a multiple-person fight on Park Avenue, according to . 

Around 2:18 a.m. Sunday, police responded to a 10- to 15-person fight at the 600 block of Park Avenue. Officers arrived within two minutes and located two victims—both 24-year-old males from Alhambra—in front of 633 Park Avenue. One of the victims suffered severe lacerations to his head caused by multiple strikes from a skateboard, police reported. It was later reported that one of the subjects involved in the fight also had a baseball bat. 

A police investigation revealed victims of the fight were involved in an argument with a large group seated in vehicles. During the altercation, several people from the vehicles joined in. One of the participants struck one of the victims on the head several times with a skateboard causing moderate injuries. As officers arrived on scene, several of the participants ran from the area.

An officer checking the surrounding area located one of the many suspects walking southbound on the 800 block of Fair Oaks Avenue. Police report the suspect, 20-year-old Miguel Garcia of Los Angeles, allegedy used a skateboard as a weapon. Garcia was later transported to the Pasadena City Jail and charged with 245 PC-assault with a deadly weapon resulting in great bodily injury.

If you have any information regarding this incident, please call South Pasadena Police Department at (626) 403-7270. 

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Thomas Thieme May 17, 2013 at 07:07 pm
Thanks for the gesture. I'm one of those South Pas teachers. It would also be nice if you could askRead More the superintendent, now that we have historically high reserves (thanks partly to teachers taking on more work and receiving no raise for five years) and stable financing from the state, could we please now get a cost of living increase? He's refusing to allow us to negotiate this matter.
ROBERT E. FISHBACK May 17, 2013 at 02:59 pm
Why teachers pay for supplies and how to help are two different questions. Which one do you mean?Read More They pay because they are quality teacherw who want their studants to get the best they can give. How we can help does not require new programs as to how help can be given. This would open the door for how can we help people who want to help. Answer: stick you hand into your pocket and give the teacher a five or ten. Simple, isnt it?
ROBERT E. FISHBACK March 29, 2013 at 01:24 pm
I cant tell you where I live....you would ban my posts ! But, my childhood roots are in Glendale,Read More but I have many pleasant memories of the Pasadena Winter Garden where I used to skate when I has about twelve (1950). I was playing with puberty and oh, the girls in their shortie dresses and legs....There was such a romantic feel to the place. I think I recall a circular wood burner in which there was a fire going on cold days and nights. I still have a punch card showing I was a member of the Penguin Club. There is an area in Glendale that has a peculiar feel to it and it is between Virginia and Mountain....roughly between Ruberta and Central. This isnt Pasadena, of course. That area was my stomping grounds in the 40's. Right there, I thought...it was right there where we talked and laughed....under the light of a street lamp..she was so very cute and precocious. All gone away so long ago..I "heard" her laugh in a capricious breeze that sprang, up...also carrying the scents of Jasmine...So many stories like this in Pasadena too. The people who came and went, but left in their wake a presence like a fire fly's glowing arc.
Donna Evans (Editor) March 29, 2013 at 01:07 pm
@Robert Thanks! You totally made my day :-)
ROBERT E. FISHBACK March 29, 2013 at 12:25 pm
This has to be one of best posts...ever...so pleasant...great writing...There is an ambiance to thatRead More area which I noticed when I lived out there...Pleasantly haunted with happy little things....BOOO !