California Has Four Mass Shootings in One Week With Nation’s Strictest Gun Laws

After yet another shooting attack in California that took place in Beverly Crest, Los Angeles, at least three people have been killed and four more are being treated.

According to Los Angeles Police Department, the shooting took place on Saturday morning at 2:30 AM, just north Beverly Hills. Fox News. According to police, “no information” The suspect.

Sgt. Bruce Borihanh stated during a press conference, that officers arrived at the residence following multiple 911 calls reporting a shooting. They declared three people dead and assisted in transporting two other wounded victims to the hospital. According to reports, two other gunshot victims were also transported to the hospital by police before they arrived.

Fox reported that two of the injured victims are in critical conditions and two are stable. According to Fox, two victims are in critical condition while the other two are stable. CNN, “three victims were shot inside a car and other four while standing outside a home.”

A reporter inquired if there had been a party or gathering at the residence. Police confirmed that it was a rental property. Sgt. Borihanh replied, saying that it was an “ongoing investigation” Police are still questioning individuals to find out what kind of gathering took place at the house.

He said that there was currently no suspect when he was asked about it. “no information” This question will be answered by the investigation.

However, the identities of the victims are still not known.

This latest shooting occurs just one week after an 11-year-old shooter killed and injured nine others at a dance studio. Monterey Park Los Angeles, as well. Another gunman shot seven people dead and one injured on Monday at farms in Los Angeles. Half Moon Bay In what was reported as a workplace dispute, just south of San Francisco 

Five people were killed in Oakland just hours later. CNN reports that one 18-year-old male was shot and killed.

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