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UPDATE: Juvenile Assaulted At Central Park, Two Detained

A battery incident involving a juvenile allegedly being threatened at gunpoint occurred Thursday evening at Central Park in Saugus.

Around 8:15 p.m. Thursday, deputies received reports of a possible robbery at Central Park on Bouquet Canyon Road, said Sgt. Rios with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.

 

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A juvenile was  assaulted and not robbed as initially reported, said Deputy Robert Jensen, spokesperson for the SCV Sheriff’s Station.

Two individuals were detained for battery, according to Jensen.

Ed. Note: Updated information from the SCV Sheriff’s Station has been added. 


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UPDATE: Juvenile Assaulted At Central Park, Two Detained

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  1. When they catch the A-hole perpetrator, give him 20 years in the slammer to reconsider his life’s choices.

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