The authorities of Los Angeles, California, identified this Sunday to the three fatalities of the shooting that occurred Saturday morning in Beverly Crestin the mountains between Bel Air and Beverly Hills.
All three were young women from other states: And Hutton33, resided in Chicago, Illinois; Nenah Davis, 29, lived in Boiling Brooks, also in Illinois; Y Destiny Sims26, in Buckeye, Arizona.
The victims were found dead inside a vehicle parked in front of a residence: they were found by paramedics who came to the scene.
Paramedics took two people who were wounded on the street to the hospital and two others presented themselves to the trauma center for gunshot wounds, Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Margaret Stewart said.
Police are investigating the shooting in the exclusive residential area, which is located north of Beverly Hills. But so far he has not been able to find the suspect or suspects nor has he said what his motive might have been.
This is the latest incident of violence in a tragic week in California, which is recovering from the shock caused by the murder of 11 people the previous weekend in a Monterey Park dance hally the fatal shootings at Half Moon Bay farms that left seven dead.
However, authorities have said they do not believe the killings at Beverly Crest were random.
Sergeant Bruce Borihanh of the Los Angeles Police Department explained that there were more than 30 shots fired outside a house that was being used as short-term accommodation. The Airbnb and Vrbo apps list homes in that area ranging from $600 to $7,500 a night, the newspaper reported. Los Angeles Times.
Borihanh added that some kind of gathering was taking place at the house before the shooting. But there were no witnesses in the area when the police arrived. Some neighbors say they heard the sound of cars driving away from the scene shortly following the shots were fired.
Residents interviewed by the aforementioned newspaper said that the neighborhood is a place that is usually very quiet, although it has become common in recent years for houses and mansions to be rented for private parties, particularly during the coronavirus pandemic.
