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 Photo via the LAPD 
  
 Just because you have a scary-ass gun doesn't mean you're not a fool. A security guard used his hands and flashlight to disarm a suspect who demanded money with a semi-automatic firearm last week. 
  
 Just after midnight on June 24th, a security guard patrolling the World Trade Center complex in downtown was approached by a man in a Lakers uniform asking for directions. “Where’s Figueroa Street?” he asked. Finding the question odd -- they were standing near the corner of Figueroa and 3rd -- the guard stepped back and pointed to the street. The suspect then took out a TEC-9 and pointed it. “Give me your wallet or I’ll kill you!” 
  
 Ordered to the ground, the guard gave him his wallet. “There better be money,” the suspect said as he pointed the gun at the guard's head. As the suspect looked inside the wallet, the guard grabbed the gun with one hand and swung his flashlight at the robber's head, followed by some kicks to the groin. 
  
 “It’s rare to see this type of weapon on the street, and even rarer to have the victim disarm his assailant,” said Lt. Paul Vernon, commanding officer of the Central Detective Division. “While we don’t recommend such actions on the part of victims, every victim has to assess their situation, based on their fear, confidence, and ability. This victim believed the robber was going to shoot him.” 
  
 Vernon hopes DNA evidence from blood found on the flashlight and found discarded items -- glasses and the gun's magazine -- will help identify the suspect. "In the mean time, maybe someone will remember seeing a Black man in his forties with a gash on his head and wearing a bloody Lakers uniform," said Vernon. "If so, give us a call.” 
  
 The suspect drove a black van, described as an early 1990’s model with a luggage rack on top. The guard did not know the model, but described it as “boxy,” which has believe believing that it is probably a domestic van. 
  
 Filed in News and tagged crime, downtown, figueroa, robbery, tec-9, world trade center ||||| The crime took place just after midnight June 24 when a man wearing a full Lakers uniform drove up to an unarmed security guard patrolling the World Trade Center and asked for directions, Vernon said. 
  
 "We'll try to identify the suspect by prints off the gun and DNA from his blood," said LAPD spokesman Lt. Paul Vernon. "In the meantime, maybe someone remembers seeing a guy in a bloody Lakers uniform with a gash on his head." 
  
 The robber was not immediately identified, but Los Angeles police detectives said Monday that they have important clues from the crime scene that should lead them to a suspect, including blood that came from a cut to his head, prescription glasses and the assault weapon. 
  
 An armed man donning a full Los Angeles Lakers uniform got more than he bargained for when he tried to rob a security guard of his wallet at downtown Los Angeles' World Trade Center and was hit with a flashlight and lost his assault pistol. 
  
 The guard, who was in uniform, pointed in the direction the man should go. The suspect, a black man believed to be his 40s, then pulled out a Tech 9 semi-automatic assault weapon and ordered the guard to the ground. 
  
 The guard dropped to his knees and the suspect said, “Give me your wallet or I’ll kill you.” 
  
 The guard handed the suspect his wallet as a gun was held to his head. 
  
 The suspect told him: "This better have money in it." 
  
 The guard suddenly grabbed the gun with one hand and used his other hand to hit the robber in the head with his flashlight. The suspect fell down and let go of the gun. The guard held the gun and hit the suspect in the groin. 
  
 The suspect fled the scene in a 1990s model black van with a luggage rack. 
  
 “It’s rare to see this type of weapon on the street, and even rarer to have the victim disarm his assailant,” Vernon said. “While we don’t recommend such actions on the part of victims, every victim has to assess their situation, based on their fear, confidence and ability. This victim believed the robber was going to shoot him.” 
  
 Anyone with information is asked to call Det. Al Rasch of the central robbery unit at (213) 972-1245. Anonymous tips can be called into Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-TIPS (8477) or sent via text message to 274637 (C-R-I-M-E-S). All text messages should begin with the letters “LAPD.” 
  
 Tips also may be given anonymously online at www.LAPDOnline.org; click on “anonymous webtips” and submit the information. 
  
 -- Andrew Blankstein 
  
 Photo: The assault weapon confiscated in the June 24 robbery attempt. Credit: LAPD |||||
Output:
A would-be mugger who attempted to rob a security guard shouldn't be that hard to find, police tell the LA Times: He was wearing a Lakers uniform. The man asked for directions, then pulled an assault pistol and ordered the guard to the ground. He demanded and got the guard's wallet, but when he checked to see whether it had money in it, the guard struck back, LAist reports, grabbing the gun and smacking the assailant in the head with a heavy flashlight. "We'll try to identify the suspect by prints off the gun and DNA from his blood," an LAPD spokesman said. "In the meantime, maybe someone remembers seeing a guy in a bloody Lakers uniform with a gash on his head."