String of overnight shootings leaves 3 wounded in Long Beach
Police are investigating these three separate shootings and say that they believe they are unrelated to each other.
Police are investigating these three separate shootings and say that they believe they are unrelated to each other.
With a total of 381 shootings across the city, there were significantly more in 2020 than the previous four years, which had an annual average of 232 shootings.
Police are investigating two separate shootings on Saturday, leaving one man shot at one scene, a building struck in the other and little information on the suspected shooters in both cases, according to authorities.
A woman was shot while getting out of her car Friday night and a man said he was shot in Long Beach, the LBPD said.
The separate attacks began around 2:40 p.m., Friday when a 25-year-old man was killed in an alley near 14th Street and Elm Avenue, police said.
An argument between the suspect and her partner escalated to a shooting with gunfire striking a man and a nearby residence.
Long Beach police were investigating two separate shootings Friday evening that left three men injured.
Long Beach police were investigating two separate shootings that occurred Friday night and Saturday morning.
The man told officers he was inside of a residence when he heard a gunshot and then realized that he had been struck by gunfire.
Police responded to five reports of shootings throughout the city overnight, two men were wounded in separate incidents while a home and multiple vehicles were damaged.