Man Is Shot/Wounded In Midnight Hour, Area Anaheim/Walnut (Cambodia Town)

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It's sixth shooting crime scene in 6th Council dist. (Andrews) since June 1. .

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(July 20, 2020, 6:55 a.m.) -- A man was shot/wounded in the midnight hour today (July 20) in the area of Anaheim St./Walnut Ave. (Cambodia Town/6th district.)

LBPD overnight Watch Comander Lt. G. Brown says a caller reported hearing the gunfire at about 12:45 a.m. Officers found a man in the area of Anaheim/Walnut with a gunshot wound; LBFD transported him to a hospital (last reported in stable condition.)

There's no immediate suspect description. LBPD officers were on scene actively investigating the shooting in the overnight hours.

Ir'a the sixth shooting crime scene in the 6th Council district (Vice Mayor Andrews) since June 1 (includes a homicide, four perosn-hit shootings and one no-person hit shooting.)

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