The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is on the hunt for a murder suspect believed to be connected to a fatal shooting over two years ago, and they're asking for the public's help. Identified as Antonio Cyprian, the suspect is accused of gunning down Darrell Hall on East Avenue J-5 in Lancaster, according to a recent bulletin from the authorities.
As stated by the Sheriff's Information Bureau, the incident that took Cyprian to the top of the wanted list occurred on October 3, 2021. Described as a 53-year-old African-American male, Cyprian is approximately 5’09”, weighs 200 lbs., and is bald with brown eyes. The authorities have released a physical description, urging those who might have insights into his location to come forward. Having brown eyes and bald, he was seen last weighing approximately 200 lbs., being 5’09” tall.
Those with any information are encouraged to contact the Sheriff’s Homicide Bureau and speak directly to Det. R. Lugo or Det. L. Sanchez at 323-890-5500. The call for public assistance was made through an alert published by the Sheriff's Information Bureau, aiming to bring the suspect into custody and provide justice for the victim and his family.
The department has made sure various channels are open for tips, including an invitation to reach out to L.A. Crime Stoppers for those preferring anonymity. Potential witnesses can call 800-222-TIPS (8477), download the "P3 MOBILE APP," or use the website provided. They have underscored the community’s role in crime prevention, echoing the sentiment, "If You See Something, Say Something," as part of their ongoing effort to keep the streets safe. In an emergency, texting your zip code to 888777 is recommended, which will connect you directly with urgent text alerts from the LASD.
Sheriff Robert G. Luna, the head of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, has put his weight behind the bulletin, alluding to the gravity of capturing persons considered a threat to the community.
