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Los Angeles Homicides: May 25 - June 1
The Los Angeles County coroner's office has confirmed the following deaths as homicides. The Times will report more details later this week:
Jasson Estrada, an 18-year-old Latino, on May 26. Estrada was shot at Prairie Avenue and 107th Street in Inglewood.
Javier Gonzalez, a 22-year-old Latino, on May 27. Gonzalez was shot at Bexley Drive and Norwalk Boulevard in unincorporated Los Angeles County.
Wilford Hunton, an 18-year-old black man, on May 28. Hunton was shot near the 710 Freeway and Willow Avenue in Long Beach.
Mitchell Marien, a 23-year-old white man, on May 28. Marien was shot in 17800 block of Lakewood Boulevard in Bellflower.
Herbert Turner, a 42-year-old black man on May 28. Turner was shot at the intersection of 48th Street and South Ascot Avenue in Central-Alameda.
Racquel Ruiz, a 68-year-old Latina on May 28. Ruiz was shot in the 28100 block of Bobwhite Circle in Saugus.
Juan Longoria, 33-year-old Latino on May 28. Longoria was shot in the 5300 block of Ledgewood Avenue in South Gate.
David Crosby, 39-year-old black man on May 29. Crosby was shot in the 160 block of North Sierra Madre in Pasadena.
Lequan Muhammad, a 19-year-old black man on May 29. Muhammad was shot in the 2400 block of E. Florence Avenue in Huntington Park.
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Vernon: Jaime Sanchez, 31
Jaime Sanchez, a 31-year-old Latino, was shot several times and killed on Monday, May 18, in the 3400 block of 26th Street in Vernon, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office.
Sanchez was shot about 9:40 a.m. at his place of work, Bohnhoff Lumber Co. His boss, and the owner of the lumber yard, Charles Alan Bohnhoff, 55, was also killed.
Saul Gastelum Moreno, 51, has been charged with the murders of both men and the attempted murder of Bohnhoff's son, according to the Los Angeles County district attorney's office.
Moreno had apparently gotten into a work-related argument with Bohnhoff, which led to the shooting, according to the district attorney's office.
Prosecutors allege that Moreno pointed a gun at Bohnhoff's son, who was not named, but the trigger jammed. Vernon police arrived at the scene and saw Moreno driving away. Police chased him until he crashed in Huntington Park, then he was arrested and a gun was recovered, the Whittier Daily News reported.
According to the district attorney's office Moreno is eligible for the death penalty, the decision whether to seek it has not been made.
Whittier Daily News story: Man charged with killing boss and colleague in Vernon lumberyard
-- Anthony Pesce
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1 comment:
It's sad that the media can release stuff that is not true at all because the cops in this case lied to cover up there mistake. When this first happened I found myself asking over and over why would he do this? - this just wasn't Mitch.
After all was confirmed and the autopsy and investigative report was released all my questions were answered. He never, not once, lunged! As a matter a fact he was shot in the back many times. He was actually never face to face with the cop.
The cops gave a press release that was a blatant lie.
I guess this goes to show how much we buy into the lies and misleading of the media and this case the cops.
It's also sad that people are so quick to judge a situation and not think of the ones that were left behind. I can only hope that his daughter never comes across people praising her daddies death.
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