Two dead after stabbing and officer-involved shooting in North Hollywood

2 dead after stabbing, shooting in North Hollywood

Two people were killed after a domestic attack ended with a police shooting near a North Hollywood elementary school.

LOS ANGELES - Two people are dead following a stabbing and officer-involved shooting in North Hollywood.

What we know:

LAPD officers responded to the 7800 block of Beck Avenue just before 1 p.m. Friday for reports of an assault with a deadly weapon.

Once officers arrived on scene, they found a woman with multiple stab wounds. According to the police department, officers then saw the man and an officer involved shooting occurred.

Paramedics brought both the woman and man to the hospital, where they were both pronounced dead.

On Saturday, the LAPD identified the man as 23-year-old Jose Gonzalez Ramos. According to officers, Ramos had stabbed his wife.

What we don't know:

Officials did not identify the woman who was killed.

More details about the shooting aren't known. It's unclear what led to the stabbing.

Local perspective:

The incident happened at a home near Arminta Street Elementary School, which was placed on lockdown. Several kids were playing in the yard when gunfire erupted. 

"We heard the gunshots. Everybody started running towards their line. Our teacher just tried to keep us calm, really calm as possible. Like everybody was crying inside the classrooms. I'd never thought that would happen to our school so I was really scared," said 4th grade student Kaylah.

2 dead in stabbing, shooting near NoHo school

An elementary school in North Hollywood was placed on lockdown after shots rang out nearby. Police say a stabbing suspect was killed in an officer-involved shooting.

"She saw all the kids running and she looked down and the cops were all over the place," her grandfather Walter said. 

Other parents told FOX 11 that their kids were shaken up by the incident. 

No kids or officers were injured.