After 911 calls, LAPD initially missed victims killed inside houses

During the weekend, the body of Menashe Hidra was found in his village apartment on the fifth floor of Valley after an assailant burst into a neighboring unit, jumped from the balcony to his and attacked. The aggressor seemed to leave bloody handshakes on an external wall during their escape.

On the same day, Aleksandre Modebadze was found beaten to death in his house in the Woodland Hills after a woman called 911 to report an attack.

According to unauthorized police sources to talk about current surveys, the two killers in the San Fernando valley have a disturbing similarity: the Los Angeles police responded to the scenes after the 911 calls and found nothing, to come back later to find the dead victims.

The cases are not connected and suspects were arrested during the Modebadze murder.

LAPD officials say they have started an investigation that will include the response of officers to help for help.

“We can confirm that the two cases are fully examined and surveyed, including the answers and deadlines of the agents,” a spokesperson for the department in Times told.

Citing the surveys, the ministry refused to answer detailed questions.

Hidra’s body was found inside her floor apartment in the final at the Ashton Sherman Village complex around 2:30 p.m. Saturday by the Van Nuys division of a wellness check after a friend was worried.

Inside the apartment, the police found it insensitive and paramedical paramedics of the Los Angeles fire service said it dead on the scene. He had an injury to the head, and there was blood next to him on the ground, according to sources familiar with the police report.

Three days before the withdrawal of Hidra’s body, the neighbors called the authorities and said they had heard cries from his apartment. The neighbors would have heard a fight, then a voice of a man saying: “I’m going to die. I’m going to die, ”according to sources of application of the law.

In a registration of a police dispatch call before 4 am on April 23, a distributor is understood to report the call to officers on the ground: “Van Nuys units, possible adW (assault with a deadly weapon) in progress … The appellant hears two men fight and the struggle, the crash and the cry.”

Several sources of application of the law said that the police responded to the scene but never entered the apartment.

Two residents told Times that they called the police between 3 and 4 am on cries and fights. Shortly before the fight, the man now identified as a suspect in the murder was captured on ring cameras of several residents who try to enter other building apartments. The Times reviewed the images of the camera from the floors below where the murder occurred. In the video, a long piece of metal exceeds the rear pocket of the suspect.

Wednesday evening, LAPD officials published a video of the suspect in the staircase of the apartment.

“It’s crazy that there were 911 calls on Wednesday and that they only discovered it on Saturday,” said Kaci Harabedian, one of the residents of the complex. “There was blood everywhere on the wall and the door handle on the stairwell. How could they miss it? “

But the call of 911 about the fight was perhaps not the only sign that something was wrong on the fifth floor. Last Friday, police investigated a burglary in the vacant apartment next to it. Inside, the police found a broken light well and dried blood, according to two unauthorized sources to discuss the investigation.

The investigators suspect that the killer may have entered the vacant apartment that Hidra neighbor through a well of light, then moved from the unity balcony to his own.

Bloody hands fingerprints and marks were visible on the wall between the Hidra balcony and the vacant apartment after a journalist visited residents on Thursday.

A blood drag was also visible outside the building and on the handle of the door of a staircase, where the attacker is seen fleeing the building in a video published by the police.

The suspect is described as a black hair man who measures 30 to 40 years, between 5 feet 6 inches and 5 feet 9 inches, weighs between 180 and 200 pounds, and wore a dark hood, a white shirt and blue jeans on the day of the murder. The suspect remains in freedom.

The same day that the police discovered Hidra’s body, another homicide survey was also starting to start.

In Woodland Hills, Modebadze, 47, suffered a deadly head injury after three attackers broke into the early hours of Saturday morning, Los Angeles police said.

Menasha Hidra was killed in her Valley Village apartment. The photo is blood left by the suspect on a staircase cage.

(Richard Winton / Los Angeles Times)

A woman inside the house called LAPD around 12:30 p.m. and pointed out that three people had entered her house and beat her significant other before the call suddenly cut, according to sources of application of the law. The operator 911 tried to recall several times without success. Shortly before 1 a.m., the police arrived at home but no one answered the door, there was no noise from inside the house and the blinds were broken, the sources in Times told.

Modebadze was then found by poorly beaten police officers with a head trauma and finally died of his injuries.

Authorities found suspect Modebadze killers a few hours after the incident. Investigators have no evidence to suggest a link between sound murders and Hidra.

Ed Obayashi, a special assistant and Sheriff’s Sheriff of Modoc County, who trains the police on research and crisis policies, said that the two cases were deserved a more in -depth examination.

“Even a secular person has the good sense of seeing demanding circumstances to enter these houses,” he said. “You cannot ignore an assault report with a deadly weapon or a blow. It is common for you to arrive and find the silent location. But that does not mean that someone was not killed or injured.”

Paata Kochyashvili, 38, Zaza Otarashvili, 46, and Besiki Khutsishvili, 52, are confronted with accusations of murder, as well as a particular allegation of murder during a flight, in connection with the death of Modebadze. They are detained in detention without surety while waiting for an indictment.

In this case, detectives have traced mobile phones and used camera images to attach suspects to blows. The trio entered the house, in block 22200 on rue de la OSA, defeated its victim several times and then stole objects before fleeing, according to the LAPD.

The authorities have recovered about $ 60,000 in cash and five firearms when the men were arrested, according to sources of application of the law.

LAPD officials say it was not a typical invasion of domicile and that the suspects would have had a previous commercial association. They could not be joined to comment.