WOODLAND HILLS—A reported stabbing occurred at Westfield Topanga Mall on Tuesday, July 28, before 1 p.m. The incident transpired inside a parking garage and reportedly involved two possibly intoxicated individuals. Firefighters and paramedics arrived around 1 p.m. at 6600 Topanga Canyon Boulevard, just north of Victory Boulevard.
One person was taken into custody by the Los Angeles Police Department, and the other individual was rushed to the hospital. A video circulating online shows the entrance to the parking structure temporarily blocked off as police began their investigation. Both individuals remain unidentified, and their conditions are unknown. Westfield Topanga Mall remained open for business and maintained its usual hours of operation.
This is the third stabbing incident at Westfield Topanga Mall within the past seven months. On December 18, 2025, two teenagers were robbed of their gold chains and stabbed near the mall’s entrance. On March 13, 2026, a separate robbery-related stabbing occurred inside the mall itself, at the Pro Image Sports store on the second floor.
Shoppers are urged to stay alert in parking structures and entrances, and to report any suspicious activity to mall security or the LAPD immediately.
