LBPD Watch Commander Lt. Megan Zabel tells LBREPORT.com that at roughly 6:14 p.m. on Tuesday Feb. 19, officers were sent to the 200 block of east Artesia Blvd. (west of L.A. river, east of LB Blvd.) regarding a possible shooting and found a man (adult) struck by gunfire. The suspect fled before the officer arrived; the victim was transported to a hospital with what's described as a non-life-threatening injury; there's no immediate suspect information and Detectives are on-scene with LBPD's investigation ongoing tonight.

Jan 1, 2018 to date: Red Xs=homicides; Blue Xs= shootings, person wounded; Brown Xs=shots fired at victim(s), not hit; Purple Xs=shots at occupied residence/vehicle; Green Xs= shots at unoccupied vehicle/residence; Grey Xs=shots fired (no hit, no target identified); Orange X's=non-fatal stabbings; Blue * asterisk=victim hit, police unable to locate crime scene. Map is unofficial. A separate map (not shown here) shows shootings in Central LB.

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For context, LBREPORT.com provides a map below showing cumulated shootings in the area Jan. 1, 2014-Dec. 31, 2017. A separate map (not shown here) shows cumulated shootings during the period in Central LB.

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