Jury to visit cliff in RPV near where 4-year-old girl died

Jurors on Cameron Brown’s murder trial will take a field trip to Inspiration Point to view the Rancho Palos Verdes cliff from which prosecutors say Brown threw his 4-year-old daughter, a judge said Tuesday.

Just before jury selection began in Torrance Superior Court, Judge Mark S. Arnold granted the prosecution’s request for a site visit, with some restrictions.

Arnold denied a defense motion to dismiss the case or send it back to the grand jury based on allegations that the prosecution failed to present exculpatory information in July 2004 when Brown, 44, was indicted. . .

Gas rage grows as prices mount

Los Angeles – Tempers are rising along with gas prices. Gas stations across the country report that drivers are taking out their gas rage against big oil by yelling at clerks and cashiers and sometimes driving off without paying.

“Everyone is suffering at the same time,” said Sam Shirazie, a clerk at a Chevron station east of downtown Los Angeles.

No detailed statistics are kept on incidents of gas rage. But the National Association of Convenience Stores said anecdotal evidence indicates they have increased since prices began climbing in February. . .

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