Four people were shot in east Los Angeles near to where swarms of fans packed the streets for the England vs. Mexico World Cup clash, which England won 3-2.
Cops received reports of three shootings – including at Whittier Boulevard – just after 9:40 p.m. Sunday, a LA Sheriff’s Department spokesperson told The Post.
Four were hospitalized but the extent of their injuries remains unknown.
Four people were shot in East Los Angeles near crowds gathered for the England vs. Mexico World Cup clash. IRT Media
Police responded to reports of three shootings, including one on Whittier Boulevard, just after 9:40 p.m. Sunday. IRT Media
No fatalities were reported and no suspect has been arrested, the LA Sheriff’s Department said. KTLA 5
LASD said no fatalities were reported, a suspect hasn’t been arrested, and no motive has been identified.
Whittier Boulevard is a popular hotspot among Mexican-Americans — with crowds flooding on the streets celebrating during the tournament.
Earlier Sunday, Los Angeles Police Department chiefs issued a city-wide tactical alert, meaning those on-duty are not allowed to clock off until they are told so, KNBC reported.
Whittier Boulevard is a well-known gathering spot for Mexican-Americans, especially during the World Cup. IRT Media
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