Man shot in Pico Rivera
PICO RIVERA -- A man is expected to survive after he was shot early Saturday, officials said.
The shooting was reported about 5:30 a.m. in the 4300 block of San Gabriel River Parkway, Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Margarito Robles said.
"Deputies found him lying on the ground, suffering from two gunshot wounds to his torso," the lieutenant said.
The wounded man, a 24-year-old Pico Rivera resident, was listed at the hospital in stable condition, he added.
A description of the attackers was not available Saturday, Robles said, however it initially appeared they fled south on San Gabriel River Parkway in a white car, possibly a Nissan Maxima.
A motive in the shooting was not available Saturday.
The shooting was reported about 5:30 a.m. in the 4300 block of San Gabriel River Parkway, Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Margarito Robles said.
"Deputies found him lying on the ground, suffering from two gunshot wounds to his torso," the lieutenant said.
The wounded man, a 24-year-old Pico Rivera resident, was listed at the hospital in stable condition, he added.
A description of the attackers was not available Saturday, Robles said, however it initially appeared they fled south on San Gabriel River Parkway in a white car, possibly a Nissan Maxima.
A motive in the shooting was not available Saturday.
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again, terrible......I love this town, i've walked here many times, i'd venture to say, because of location, may have been outsiders, passing thru, or locally intentional...........
I've walked here many times, outsiders may have been responsible , due to busy local, i'd hope it wasn't a pico resider.........