Ocasis Ku was fatally shot inside his home in North Long Beach the day after he announced to his family that he and his girlfriend were expecting their first child.
Prosecutors said a cellphone dropped at the scene of the crime in Beverly Hills and one robber’s brag posts on Instagram helped them track down the suspects.
Fire crews arrived around 3:30 p.m. at the 1400 block of Cedar Avenue where they witnessed heavy flames coming from one of the apartment units, officials said.
Police said the gunman forced his way into the ex-girlfriend’s home and shot her new boyfriend on Monday in North Long Beach.
The chase began with a burglary in San Gabriel Valley.
Officials say the fire broke out sometime around 3:38 p.m.in the 1100 block of East Anaheim Street.
Gunfire erupted suddenly from an unknown direction, according to the woman, who then realized she had been struck. Her injuries were not life threatening, police said.
City officials said the signs were not meant to target food trucks and that the oversized parking prohibition signage was “erroneously installed.”
The suspects are accused of coercing a woman into using a dating application to help them set up two home invasions in Long Beach earlier this year.
Local health officials are encouraging residents to get their flu shots and offering almost a dozen free clinics for anyone who wants one.
