Man Killed In Shooting At Lancaster Park
Police in Lancaster are searching for three suspects connected to a deadly drive-by shooting at a city park. The incident left 23-year-old Sheldon Earl dead.
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Police in Lancaster are searching for three suspects connected to a deadly drive-by shooting at a city park. The incident left 23-year-old Sheldon Earl dead.
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