Father, son dead in shooting
This just in:
MONTEBELLO - A father and his 12-year old son were killed after being
shot Saturday night, officials said.
The victims, whose names were not released, died at the Beverly
Hospital emergency room, Monetebello police Sgt. Luis Lopez said.
They were two in a total of four victims involved in the shooting
incident, which took place just before midnight on Saturday in the
100 block of East Madison Street.
A third man was treated at the scene, and a fourth woman was taken to
Monterey Park Hospital for a gunshot wound, Lopez said. She was later
released.
Police released few details about the incident late Sunday, saying
they did not want to "jeopardize the on-going investigation."
Authorities did confirm they had interviewed several witnesses in the
case.
shot Saturday night, officials said.
The victims, whose names were not released, died at the Beverly
Hospital emergency room, Monetebello police Sgt. Luis Lopez said.
They were two in a total of four victims involved in the shooting
incident, which took place just before midnight on Saturday in the
100 block of East Madison Street.
A third man was treated at the scene, and a fourth woman was taken to
Monterey Park Hospital for a gunshot wound, Lopez said. She was later
released.
Police released few details about the incident late Sunday, saying
they did not want to "jeopardize the on-going investigation."
Authorities did confirm they had interviewed several witnesses in the
case.
Sorry we don't have more but we just got this information not too long ago. I'm sure there will be a follow up on this Monday. This reminds me a lot of the father-son shooting in Baldwin Park last year that claimed the lives of Pedro Estrada and Jose Luis Estrada.
These homicides round out a weekend of death in the San Gabriel Valley. A man was shot and killed in unincorporated Azusa and another man was shot dead in Rowland Heights this past weekend as well.
More to come.
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I'm going to be very interested on why this happened and who was involved. If it's not gangster rlated, meaning that it was a gangster who did the shooting, I will be shocked.