Three charged in New Year's Eve South LA grocery store shooting
LOS ANGELES - Three people have been charged in relation to a shooting that happened at a South Los Angeles grocery store on New Year's Eve, according to LA County District Attorney George Gascón.
The three individuals, 28-year-old Beverly Surratt, 18-year-old Juwann Keaire and 20-year-old Marquae Yoakum have each been charged with conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder and assault with a semiautomatic firearm.
Six people were injured on New Year's Eve when shots were fired into and outside the Superior Grocers on the 10200 block of South Avalon Boulevard.
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According to Gascón's office, Surrat allegedly got into an argument with another shopper in line at a register in the grocery store. She then left the store and met up with the other two defendants, who allegedly came back to the store, firing a dozen times into the supermarket.
None of the victims in that shooting were gravely injured.
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