KTLA and Netflix are on lockdown after LAPD received a report of a person with a “deadly weapon” on a Hollywood studio lot Thursday.
Los Angeles Police Department Officer Tony Im said the department received “second hand” information about a person who was armed.
Employees at Sunset Bronson Studios, which is located near the intersection of Sunset Boulevard and Van Ness Avenue, were not allowed to leave the area after the reported incident. Employees were also not allowed on the studio amid the investigation.
At least a dozen LAPD officers could be seen at the entrance of the lot on Van Ness Avenue, near the Netflix building.
Station management at KTLA were informing employees to “move to interior spaces” and away from windows as a “precautionary measure.”
People were being led out of the Netflix’s cue building in the middle of the, aerial video from Sky5 showed.
No further information about the incident has been released.
Man, I gotta get rid of the job...all kinds of stuff happened today while I was at work!
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A pretty good day for Q!
Someone not happy with Sandy Cortez’ $10M deal with Netflix for her life story?