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Three shot dead at party at luxury home near Beverly Hills

They were found killed in vehicle parked outside, police say

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 29 Jan 2023 10:00AM

Three shot dead at party at luxury home near Beverly Hills
Detectives investigate an early morning shooting where three people were shot dead and four others injured at a luxury home near Beverly Hills, at what police describe as a gathering at a short-term rental property. – AFP pic, January 29, 2023

LOS ANGELES – Three people were shot dead yesterday and four others injured at a luxury home near Beverly Hills, at what United States police described as a gathering at a short-term rental property.

Emergency services rushed to the swanky address in the Benedict Canyon area of Los Angeles overnight, where they found three people dead in a vehicle parked outside.

Four others were being treated in a hospital yesterday, two of them for critical injuries.

The incident, which came on the heels of two mass shootings in California that claimed 18 lives, happened in an area nestled between Beverly Hills and Bel Air, where multi-million dollar homes with lush landscaping enjoy stunning views of the Los Angeles skyline.

Detectives investigating the attack say it happened at a “short-term rental home”, The Los Angeles Times reported.

Homes close to the scene of the shooting – which were not involved – were shown as available on AirBnB at up to US$10,000 (RM42,440) for a weekend.

The property, at which the shooting took place was not listed on the site.

Police said there was some kind of gathering at the location.

“We called it a gathering until we can interview some of the people that were here to determine exactly what kind of gathering it was,” Los Angeles Police Department’s Bruce Borihanh told reporters.

“Investigators are also going door to door and looking for additional surveillance video, or any evidence that can help us determine what happened here and why these victims were shot.” – AFP, January 29, 2023

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