Victim’s family demands state investigation of LAPD after pursuit-turned-carjacking that left 3 dead
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Celeste Hernandez, right, and her mother, Araceli Hernandez, are interviewed by Lt. John Corina in a parking lot. Hernandez told police that her daughter was dragged from the car during a robbery and then shot five times as she lay on the ground.
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Celeste Hernandez, left, shows a tattoo on her arm that reads “Elian Gonzalez” and “I did it for him,” after she was interviewed about the robbery that left her daughter, Elian Hernandez, dead. The family held an angry rally outside the LAPD headquarters on Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2014, demanding police investigate the murder of Elian Hernandez. Celeste Hernandez was at the rally.
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Araceli Hernandez, left, and her daughter, Elian Hernandez, look at pictures of Elian during an interview with police. Hernandez told police her daughter was dragged from a car during a robbery.
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Celeste Hernandez holds a photograph of her daughter Elian Hernandez during an interview with police for the murder case in which the LAPD is investigating. Celeste is a manager with the Valley-based J.C. Penney.
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Tina Gonzalez, left, and her daughter Nena Gonzalez, right, look at a photo of Elian Hernandez. Gonzalez, a manager at a J.C. Penney, and her daughter were at the rally in front of the LAPD headquarters on Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2014.
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Celeste Hernandez, third from left, shows a tattoo on her arm that reads “Elian Gonzalez” and “I did it for him,” after she was interviewed about the robbery that left her daughter, Elian Hernandez, dead. The family held an angry rally outside the LAPD headquarters on Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2014, demanding police investigate the murder of Elian Hernandez. Celeste Hernandez was at the rally.
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Araceli Hernandez, left,
