A man with a history of violence has been charged with murder following a fatal stabbing on the Hollywood Walk of Fame last month. Patrick Randall Perry, 55, is the fourth person charged in the killing of 37-year-old Berry Le'Mar Henderson on May 20.
The incident began when Henderson was attacked by Perry's dog while waiting for a bus near Hollywood Boulevard and Las Palmas Avenue. Henderson stabbed the dog in self-defence. Perry and three other men then chased Henderson across the street and attacked him with a metal bat and other weapons.
According to Deputy District Attorney Daniel Ilacqua, Perry stabbed Henderson with the knife Henderson had used to ward off the dog. The attack occurred within blocks of stars on the Walk of Fame, including Sylvester Stallone and Dolly Parton. Surveillance footage from a nearby shop showed the group punching and kicking Henderson. He died from multiple stab wounds at a hospital.
Perry has prior convictions, including a 2024 fight outside a Church of Scientology building on the Walk of Fame. In the same year, he punched one man and hit another with his cane before ordering his dog to attack them. He avoided prison through a mental health diversion, citing bipolar disorder from his Army service.
The other suspects—Bruce Lamont Fuller Jr., 30, Isaul Hernandez, 36, and Robert Anthony Garcia, 33—were arrested on the day of the attack. Perry was arrested on May 28. All four are held on $2 million bail. Garcia, Hernandez, and Fuller are due in court on June 24; Perry's arraignment date is unclear.
