Simi Valley home is evacuated after resident finds a man and dog shot to death along with a woman’s bloodied body laid beneath a bomb threat scrawled on the walls of home
Resident of gated community in Simi valley area of Los Angeles called for a welfare check, Thursday, after finding a woman lying in a pool of blood inside the home
The LA neighborhood was evacuated and bomb squad called in because the woman’s bloodied body laid beneath a bomb threat scrawled on the walls
Authorities determined there was no explosive device. Instead, during their search they found another body, a male with gunshot wounds, and a dead dog
The relationship between the caller and the dead people has not been ascertained
A bomb squad and SWAT team prepare to enter a home in Simi Valley of Los Angeles where a man, woman and dog were found dead on Thursday. Officers reported a gruesome brutal scene
A Los Angeles neighborhood was evacuated last night after a homeowner also found man and a dog shot to death inside the home in a gated community. The homeowner also discovered a dead woman in a pool of blood inside his house along with a message scrawled on the wall indicating there was a bomb somewhere inside the residence, authorities said.
The bodies of a man, woman and dog were found in a Simi Valley home Thursday night after police responded to a welfare check and found a bomb threat written on a wall of the residence.
The bomb squad and SWAT team swooped into the 500 block of Fairfield Road in Simi Valley on Thursday night where 47 residents were evacuated.
Officers reported a staggeringly brutal scene inside the home where they soon discovered a bomb threat while examining the woman in a pool of blood on the ground floor of the property.
A dead man was discovered elsewhere in the home with gunshot wounds as well as a dead dog that had also been shot to death, NBC reported.
Emergency services rushed to the 500 block of Fairfield Road in Simi Valley on Thursday night where they reported a bloody scene of double-homicide and a dog shot to death in different parts of a home
Paramedics spotted a message written on the wall of the home indicating that there was a bomb inside, Simi Valley Police Commander Steve Shorts said.
About 47 neighbors in nearby houses were ordered to evacuate at around 7 p.m. The bomb squad was called, Fox 11 reported.
Other residents in the community were ordered to take shelter inside.
The welfare check was called in by a resident of the home. He is alive and accounted for, but the relationship between him and the two dead individuals is unknown.
Ultimately, authorities determined there was no explosive device. Instead, during their search they found another body, of a man, as well as a dead dog, police said.
It was not immediately known how either individual or the dog died, but authorities said there was a great deal of blood at the scene.
Heavily armored police vehicles and the SWAT team along with a bomb squad moved in after the bomb threat was discovered scrawled on the wall
‘Pretty involved in terms of there is a lot of blood at the scene, but we don’t have any further information beyond that,’ police commander Steve Shorts told ABC.
The emergency services were called by the third resident of the home at around 7pm.
He is alive, although it was not revealed what his relationship to the other two dead residents was.
Officers were seen deploying a drone and robot to ascertain whether there was indeed a bomb in the house last night.
Police officers were seen using a drone and a robot to ascertain whether the bomb threat was borne out
Late Thursday night residents were allowed back into their homes after investigators were satisfied that there was no bomb and tactical teams pulled out, but the investigation is expected to continue until midday Friday.
It is not yet known who wrote the bomb threat.
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