Man sentenced to 200 years to life for deadly shooting at Silver Lake Trader Joe’s
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LOS ANGELES (KESQ) - A man who engaged in a gunfight with Los Angeles police outside a Trader Joe's store in Silver Lake after a pursuit and crash, leading to a store assistant manager being fatally shot by an officer, was sentenced today to more than 200 years to life in state prison. Los Angeles
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A Trader Joe’s employee from the Cerritos, Calif., store posts a message at a makeshift memorial of flowers, candles and notes growing on the sidewalk outside the Silver Lake Trader Joe’s store in Los Angeles, Monday, July 23, 2018.
A man who engaged in a wild pursuit, car crash, and subsequent gunbattle with Los Angeles police outside a crowded Silver Lake Trader Joe's was sentenced to more than two centuries behind bars on Wednesday.
The man convicted in a deadly shooting at a Silver Lake Trader Joe's in 2018 has been sentenced to more than 200 years to life behind bars. Gene Atkins, 36, held 24 people hostage inside a store during a standoff with police.
LOS ANGELES (KESQ) - A man who engaged in a gunfight with Los Angeles police outside a Trader Joe's store in Silver Lake after a pursuit and crash, leading to a store assistant manager being fatally shot by an officer, was sentenced today to more than 200 years to life in state prison. Los Angeles
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