TV NEWS REPORT: SUPERS BATTLE ON PCH AGAIN
Report by Brock Leslie, Beat Reporter, KABCTV-LA:
Traffic came to a standstill for almost an hour on the Pacific Coast highway yesterday at around 4 p.m., in the aftermath of a super-powered fracas that took place near Malibu. PTA officers were called to the scene as a car driven by a costumed villain, referred to as Harley-Quinn (a former protege of mega villain and cult superstar the Joker), halted in traffic, exploded like a jack-in-the-box, and launched Quinn into the air to land on a following taxicab, in which were driver Harvey Picot, and two unidentified women. The women, one of whom appeared to be approximately 20 and the other of whom appeared to be somewhat older, put up a fight, as Quinn was apparently bent on doing harm to the younger of the taxicab's passengers. Quinn was packing two automatic weapons and sprayed the cab, as well as nearby traffic, with bullets, while witnesses report that both of the taxi's passengers were also armed, and returned fire. Incredibly, no one was hit by the volleys of gunfire, and the altercation turned to hand to hand fisticuffs between Quinn and the younger passenger. Shortly thereafter, LA's resident werewolf, Loup Garou, appeared on the scene, apparently accompanied by yet another past AlertForce member returned to action, this time in the form of the Mantis (who had been a member of AlertForce in the late 1980's and early 1990's). Looking trim and fit as ever, the Mantis and Loup Garou drove Quinn into retreat, which she accomplished via one of the Joker's cliche helicopter devices. An unidentified helicopter scooped the villain out of the sky, and she made good an escape. PTA officers arrived at this point, but were left to sort out traffic, tend to minor injuries suffered by the driver, and summon an ambulance for a motorcycle driver who crashed as a result of the conflict, sustaining a fractured left leg and other abrasions. This KABCTV-LA reporter was also on the scene, and witnessed the events firsthand. More detail on the new rise of supers in Los Angeles will be forthcoming in an upcoming series of in-depth investigative reports.
Traffic came to a standstill for almost an hour on the Pacific Coast highway yesterday at around 4 p.m., in the aftermath of a super-powered fracas that took place near Malibu. PTA officers were called to the scene as a car driven by a costumed villain, referred to as Harley-Quinn (a former protege of mega villain and cult superstar the Joker), halted in traffic, exploded like a jack-in-the-box, and launched Quinn into the air to land on a following taxicab, in which were driver Harvey Picot, and two unidentified women. The women, one of whom appeared to be approximately 20 and the other of whom appeared to be somewhat older, put up a fight, as Quinn was apparently bent on doing harm to the younger of the taxicab's passengers. Quinn was packing two automatic weapons and sprayed the cab, as well as nearby traffic, with bullets, while witnesses report that both of the taxi's passengers were also armed, and returned fire. Incredibly, no one was hit by the volleys of gunfire, and the altercation turned to hand to hand fisticuffs between Quinn and the younger passenger. Shortly thereafter, LA's resident werewolf, Loup Garou, appeared on the scene, apparently accompanied by yet another past AlertForce member returned to action, this time in the form of the Mantis (who had been a member of AlertForce in the late 1980's and early 1990's). Looking trim and fit as ever, the Mantis and Loup Garou drove Quinn into retreat, which she accomplished via one of the Joker's cliche helicopter devices. An unidentified helicopter scooped the villain out of the sky, and she made good an escape. PTA officers arrived at this point, but were left to sort out traffic, tend to minor injuries suffered by the driver, and summon an ambulance for a motorcycle driver who crashed as a result of the conflict, sustaining a fractured left leg and other abrasions. This KABCTV-LA reporter was also on the scene, and witnessed the events firsthand. More detail on the new rise of supers in Los Angeles will be forthcoming in an upcoming series of in-depth investigative reports.
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