San Pedro nonprofit working to reduce gang violence after Peck Park shooting
The Toberman Neighborhood Center has strived to end gang violence before it even begins.
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The Toberman Neighborhood Center has strived to end gang violence before it even begins.
Investigators believe the victim was stabbed in the middle of the street and then walked to the sidewalk and collapsed.
Officers responding to the scene saw vomit and blood in the bedroom and bathroom of the home where the boy was found.
Anthony Brown, 57, of Island, Kentucky, was sentenced Monday to 70 months in federal prison and ordered to pay a fine of $15,000.
The man, who has not been identified, was pronounced dead at a hospital.
Community leaders are calling for better security and enforcement after two unpermitted events bringing hundreds of people to a usually family-friendly San Pedro ended with a fatal shooting.
One of the men broke a window to get in, and the pair stole watches and jewelry estimated to be worth $150,000.
Few details have been released about the police activity on the freeway, where two people were seen being treated for injuries.
The teen had been in a car at the time at the shooting, and it's unclear if the boy was driving the vehicle or was a passenger.
A woman, wanted for a hit-and-run, was arrested in Compton after leading authorities on a pursuit that originated in Escondido.
The incident occurred at around 11:30 a.m. Saturday, according to LASD Deputy Grace Medrano, near the intersection of 20th Street West and Lancaster Boulevard.
Saturday's shelter-in-place order was given after a neighbor fired gunshots into cars and, ultimately, took his own life.
The incident, according to police, began with a possible stolen vehicle pursuit.
Deputies responded to East 3rd Street, east of Tippecanoe Avenue at 12:48 a.m. for a report of an unresponsive man lying in the roadway.
Police say they saw the known gang member get out of a vehicle with a gun.
