4 Found Shot Dead in North Hills Home as LAPD Probes Murder-Suicide

12 articles · Updated · KABC-TV · May 28

Four people — two adults and two juveniles — were found dead with gunshot wounds in a North Hills home Wednesday night, and Los Angeles police said the case appears to be a murder-suicide.
Officers from LAPD's Devonshire Division responded around 8 p.m. to the 16200 block of Londelius Avenue after a shooting report and later said they were not searching for any suspects.
Neighbors at the scene said they believed the victims were family members, including two young children, though police had not confirmed their identities or how they were connected.
AIR7 footage showed a large emergency response, and members of the mayor's volunteer Crisis Response Team were deployed as investigators worked to determine what led to the shooting.

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