Netflix Lockdown Lifted in Los Angeles After Report of Gunman

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By Nick Turner, Edvard Pettersson, and Anousha Sakoui

February 15, 2019 at 1:14 AM UTC

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The Los Angeles Police Department said it lifted a lockdown order for local offices of Netflix Inc. and TV station KTLA following a report of an armed suspect in the vicinity.

A suspect was arrested, though the person did not end up having a gun, a representative for the department said by phone. The man was reportedly on top of Netflix’s building in Hollywood, NBC4 reported on its website.