Person who was arrested in the Panorama City car park in connection with the death of boys, says Lapd, says LAPD

One person was arrested in connection with the Death of a boy whose body was found The police authority in Los Angeles says in a parking lot from Panorama City over the weekend.

Bryscon Malik Gaddis, 20, is arrested one day after the police arrested five people after giving them a top that led them into an apartment complex in Panorama City on the 14500 block of the Lanark Street. According to the police, the arrested man is the friend of the boy's mother.

Court files show that Gaddis was previously charged with three offenses: violating a spouse, a domestic battery and false imprisonment in February 2025.

In July, the public prosecutor, carjacking and two attacks with a fatal weapon, all criminals, and two cases of assault accused him of him. However, the court dismissed this indictment for a “missing procedure”.

Another person was also arrested for a problem that was not related. LAPD confirmed that the two arrested men are brothers.

On Tuesday evening, the LAPD carried out a search command in which two adults were arrested and two children were recorded by the Department of Children and Family Services. Later that night, while Detectives still gathered evidence, they recorded three other adults in a second unit near the Sunset Boulevard and the Ivar Avenue.

The young Elyjah Hearn, 5, was found next to a medical building in a parking lot near the 8200 block of the Van Nuys Boulevard on Saturday morning.

“We are still shocked and we take it really hard,” said Aunt Alicia Jennings.

Jennings was one of the people held on Tuesday. Her husband is Gaddis' brother.

She added that Elyjah and her son Mesiah were the best friends.

“He plays with my child,” she said. “They grew up with the spectrum of autism. So Elyjah couldn't really talk. He learned words by being with my son. They played a lot.”

Jennings said the police took away their children during the arrest. The investigators asked Jennings, but finally published them. The authorities asked them to identify Elyjah's body.

“I cried all day because I was already robbed by her children,” said Jennings. “To see the body of another child that I have to identify, and not even think that this could even happen because they come across a little in the house and everything seems normal.”

The boy's grandfather, Troy Hearn, described him as a joy that it loved to run and play. He added that he had helped him educate him with his wife before she died.

“I'm just so injured and that's so serious,” said Hearn. “I will miss his presence.”

Hearn and Jennings said they want the right justice for Elyjah. Jennings said she was still fighting to believe the allegations against her brother -in -law.

“You never know what a person is able to do until you do it,” said Jennings. “There could be something else behind closed doors.”

Jennings said people had attacked her and her children. She asks her to stop.

Then Elyjah was found, a Big memorial has grown further Near the parking lot. Members of the community came by and also encouraged flowers and children to leave their own toys and pay respect. “