TORRANCE, United States - Police were involved in a stand-off on Sunday with a person they believe could be responsible for a mass shooting that killed 10 people at a dance club during Chinese New Year celebrations in California. At least 10 other people were...
Although the gunman remained at large, the sheriff said it was safe for people to attend area Chinese New Year events.
Monterey Park resident Wong Wei told the Los Angeles Times his friend had been in the dance club’s bathroom when the shooting erupted. The three told Mr Choi there was a man with a semiautomatic gun who had multiple rounds of ammunition and repeatedly reloaded. Ms Chu had been at the scene, joining the festivities hours before the shooting, when the crowd was still large. “This could have been so much worse,” she said.Officials said detectives were reviewing surveillance video and did not yet know whether the suspect was targeting a particular group.
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