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Breaking: Possible Domestic Battery Reported at Gas Station on Centinela/Washington

Culver City and LAPD units are en route to the scene where a "female with lacerations” has been reported.

Culver City Police and Los Angeles Police are currently en route to the Arco gas station on the corner of Centinela and Washington Boulevards in Culver City on the Mar Vista border.

Initial reports around 11:45 a.m. state that it is the scene of a domestic battery incident with a  “female with lacerations," being reported, and that the woman may have been pepper-sprayed and hit by a suspect.

Unofficial LAPD scanner reports say there is a white, male suspect in his mid-20s traveling southbound on Campbell Drive with a possible license plate of 6AGU465.

Culver City Lt. Nielson told Patch that the area is under Culver City jurisdiction but it’s still “unclear” what is happening and there is currently no further information.

Patch will bring you more details as they become available.

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