“Unhoused” Man Threatening Malibu Community Members for the Last Two Weeks Finally Apprehended – Then Released 24 Hours Later
Breaking News, Public Safety

“Unhoused” Man Threatening Malibu Community Members for the Last Two Weeks Finally Apprehended – Then Released 24 Hours Later

UPDATE 7/20/23 8:57 a.m.: The Lost Hills Station notified local security at businesses that were harassed by Conor Pilch that he was released from custody as of Wednesday July 19th. The community should be on alert. 

UPDATE 7/18/23 8:57 a.m.: The suspect arrested yesterday is identified as Conor Arthur Pilch who was arrested on May 20th in Laguna Beach for suspicion of causing vandalism and assault and battery on a person.

Late yesterday afternoon, a man described by a City official as a new “unhoused visitor to Malibu”, was finally taken into custody after terrorizing multiple people, primarily in the Cross Creek area.

Two weeks ago, the man described wearing a black “SOX” hat (the White Sox baseball team logo) threatened to kill a female salesperson at a business in the Lumberyard. The woman filed a police report describing the incident with the Malibu/Lost Hills Station.

 

Numerous accounts of erratic and particularly violent behavior by the suspect was reported to the station by local business owners and individuals in the Cross Creek, Point Dume and Trancas area, but unfortunately, the incidents called in were mostly dismissed according to the business owners involved.

A city official informed me that the personnel at the station told the Malibu Public Safety Director that the reason deputies did not arrest the suspect who threatened the female victim two weeks ago was because the victim “did not want to press charges” – which is completely false according to witnesses.

This past weekend the suspect was seen in multiple locations around Malibu, returning to the Cross Creek area and threatened to kill yet another store clerk, this time a male.

Yesterday, a community member told me in detail his communication with the Lost Hills station and how were deputies shown the location of the suspect spotting him within 100 feet and instead of apprehending the suspect, they drove off.

Finally after pressure on city officials and the station from the community, the suspect was taken into custody late yesterday afternoon.

Deputies arresting the suspect yesterday, July 17th, 2023, after two weeks of terrorizing multiple employees and community members in the Cross Creek area.

It is unknown how long the suspect will remain in custody due to the pro-criminal directives of Los Angeles District Attorney’s office and their refusal to prosecute violent offenders.

July 18, 2023

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

https://117.18.0.19/ https://117.18.0.17/ https://media.sozoku-fullsupport.com/wp-content/bandarqq/ https://media.sozoku-fullsupport.com/wp-content/dominoqq/ https://xyz.tde.fi/pkv/ https://xyz.tde.fi/bandarqq/ https://xyz.tde.fi/dominoqq/ bandarqq dominoqq https://jftbasic.com/bonus-new-member/ https://jftbasic.com/modul/slot-pulsa/ https://jftbasic.com/modul/slot-maxwin/ https://jftbasic.com/modul/slot-kamboja/ https://jftbasic.com/modul/slot-thailand/ https://prosulut.com/wp-content/slot-thailand/ https://prosulut.com/robopragma/ dominoqq bandarqq https://www.muistiliitto.fi/bandarqq/ https://tengerenge.com/polygon/bandarqq/ https://tengerenge.com/alchemy/dominoqq/ https://tengerenge.com/jasa/pkv-games/ https://www.jayanewslive.com/bandarqq/ https://www.jayanewslive.com/dominoqq/ https://www.jayanewslive.com/pkv/ pkv games https://revistacipa.com.br/judi-bola-euro-2024/ pkv games https://ashleyadillon.com/ slot77 judi bola https://acapulco.gob.mx/mailer/ https://acapulco.gob.mx/tys/docs/ https://acapulco.gob.mx/pcivil/css/ https://acapulco.gob.mx/pcivil/uac/ https://acapulco.gob.mx/pcivil/recomendaciones/ pkv games slot thailand slot garansi kekalahan slot dana situs toto
Twitter
Editor in Chief, Cece Woods

Malibu Daily News Editor in Chief Cece Woods founded The Local Malibu, an activism based platform, in 2014. The publication was instrumental in the success of two ballot measures, seating three Malibu City Councilmen in 2016 and the supporting the top two vote-getters again in 2020.

During the summer of 2018, Woods exposed the law enforcement cover-up in the Malibu Creek State Park Shootings and a few short months later, provided the most comprehensive local news coverage during the Woolsey Fire attracting over 1 million hits across her social media platforms.