Larchmont Bungalow Calls Police on LarchmontLA

Two LAPD officers responded to a call made from 107 N. Larchmont early in the afternoon of Sunday, May 1st. That's the address of Larchmont Bungalow.

The general manager Ken Bernard accompanied the officers to the farmers market where LarchmontLA's beat reporter had earlier posted the following tweet:


Ken Bernard told LAPD that the female reporter had "shoved" a male Bungalow employee at the farmers market and that they wanted to make a "private person's arrest."  No charges were filed because there were no witnesses and the accuser would not give his name. The officers left soon after to attend to more pressing matters.

This is another form of harassment by the Larchmont Bungalow in the wake of LarchmontLA's continuing reporting of the legal and community problems of the Bungalow. The city filed three criminal charges against them and the arraignment is scheduled for June 29th.

Because of this incident, we feel compelled to make it clear that we will not be intimidated. Therefore, we will work harder to dig up public records relating to the food poisoning complaints against Bungalow as well as the Bungalow's application to the city's building department to turn their space into a "mini-mall."

We respectfully request that you address your questions to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it because we are currently understaffed in moderating comments made on our social-media pages. Our focus continues to be on poring over the hundreds of pages released into the public domain by the County Health Department and the City's Department of Building and Safety. Thank you.

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LINKS TO RELATED ARTICLES:

City's Criminal Case Against Larchmont Bungalow
Application for a Mini-Mall in Larchmont Village?
Health Department's Official Inspection Report
Rough Draft Response to Bungalow's LAPD Call
Larchmont Bungalow: Furniture Store
Larchmont Bungalow: 8,177 Coupons for Dine-In

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