On July 28, 2017, a mass shooting occurred at a park in Monterey Park, California.
The shooter, who has not been identified, opened fire on a group of people who were picnicking in the park, killing four and wounding four others.
The motive for the shooting is unknown. This senseless act of violence has left the community reeling. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families.
Here is what we know so far …
The Gateway Pundit reported:
At 10:22pm last night, “officers from the Monterey Park Police Department responded to a local business in the 100 block of West Garvey Avenue in Monterrey Park regarding a shots fired call,” according to Capt. Andrew Meyer of the Sheriff’s homicide team. At least 10 people have been reported as killed with another 10 injured. The suspect fled the scene and is still at large.
At this time, there is no description of the shooter nor the type of weapon that they used.
There was a festival for the Chinese Lunar New Year going on in the area. The event has been cancelled from further celebration on Sunday. Police do not know whether the shooting was motivated by the events. According to the Monterey Park government website, “past Lunar New Year events in Monterey Park have drawn crowds estimated at over 100,000 visitors per day from all over Southern California.”
5 1/2 hours after the deadly Monterey Park shooting, we are learning 10 people have died with an additional 10 being treated at local hospitals. The suspect remains at large. Watch as Capt. Andrew Meyer from LA County Sheriff homicide gives an update More: https://t.co/riwvwCKguC pic.twitter.com/BVBsqKaSYg
— KCAL News (@CBSLA) January 22, 2023
We will update as more is learned about the tragic event.
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