Woman sought in Manhattan Beach identity theft, assault case
Detectives today released a photograph of a parolee who escaped after allegedly trying to run down a police officer with her car as he attempted to arrest her.
Dawn Macksoud, 37, who crashed into a police car and struck a house, was last seen in
Venice, where she sought medical treatment for an injured ankle, and cuts to her face and arms, Manhattan Beach police Detective Michael Rosenberger said.
Macksoud fled to a Malibu beach Nov. 11 when officers arrested her husband, Phillip, in connection with a string of identity theft crimes in Manhattan Beach and Palos Verdes Estates.
Dawn Macksoud, who is a parolee, could face charges of assault on a police officer and evading arrest, in addition to identity theft.
She uses numerous aliases including "Marie Bello," and is known to frequent the South Bay, Long Beach and Compton.
She is white, 5 feet tall and 145 pounds.
Anyone with information about Dawn Macksoud's whereabouts is asked to contact Rosenberger at 310-802-5127 or the Lost Hills sheriff's station at 818-878-1808.
Dawn Macksoud, 37, who crashed into a police car and struck a house, was last seen in
Venice, where she sought medical treatment for an injured ankle, and cuts to her face and arms, Manhattan Beach police Detective Michael Rosenberger said.Macksoud fled to a Malibu beach Nov. 11 when officers arrested her husband, Phillip, in connection with a string of identity theft crimes in Manhattan Beach and Palos Verdes Estates.
Dawn Macksoud, who is a parolee, could face charges of assault on a police officer and evading arrest, in addition to identity theft.
She uses numerous aliases including "Marie Bello," and is known to frequent the South Bay, Long Beach and Compton.
She is white, 5 feet tall and 145 pounds.
Anyone with information about Dawn Macksoud's whereabouts is asked to contact Rosenberger at 310-802-5127 or the Lost Hills sheriff's station at 818-878-1808.
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