Police were investigating a deadly shooting at a Ralphs supermarket in Sun Valley where one person was killed and another was wounded.
Los Angeles police officers responded to 8325 Laurel Canyon Blvd., south of Roscoe Boulevard, at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12, regarding an assault-with-a-deadly-weapon call.
When officers arrived, they learned three men followed two other men into the store and attacked them with pipe wrenches, an LAPD spokesman said.
One of the men under attack drew a gun and opened fire on the three assailants, who ran from the store, NBC 4 reported.
Police set up a perimeter around the store as they looked for the shooters, who had also run out of the grocery store.
Police later received a call from nearby Pacifica Hospital regarding one of the suspects, who had been wounded in the upper torso during in the shooting, police said. He died at the hospital.
NBC 4 reported a second man who was with the trio was found not far from the store with a gunshot wound to the leg.
Related Articles
Man imprisoned for wife’s slaying in North Hollywood is killed in prison
Woman fatally shot in Hawthorne is identified
Sylmar man pleads guilty in child pornography case involving extortion and photos of local girls
Man arrested, accused of killing Brea couple before burning their bodies, cars in the desert
Ex-LAUSD teacher pleads not guilty to lewd acts with one of her students