Gunman opens fire on multiple people inside LA senior home after uttering four chilling words

Three people were shot inside a South Los Angeles assisted living facility Monday morning.

LAPD officers swooped on the 7000 block of Denver Avenue at about 10:50 a.m. following reports of gunfire inside the facility.

All three people wounded in the shooting worked at the facility, authorities said. One of the victims was hospitalized in critical condition, while the other two were listed in stable condition.

LAPD described the victims as a 40-year-old Hispanic woman, a 70-year-old Black woman and a 60-year-old Black man. Their names have not been released.

Police also revealed during a news conference that the suspected gunman was employed at the assisted living facility.

Dorothy Mobley, a caregiver who was inside the facility when the violence erupted, told KTLA she had only just entered the building when she encountered a custodian standing near the front desk.

According to Mobley, the worker said, “I’m tired of this,” before pulling out a gun and opening fire.

Mobley said she immediately fled the building.

“I was surprised, I never would have expected that,” she told the outlet, describing the suspected gunman as someone who had never caused problems.

“He’s a nice guy, he don’t bother nobody or anything. He’s a good guy,” she said.

Mobley said all three people who were struck by gunfire are employees at the facility.

The suspected shooter was taken into custody, authorities said.

Police have not released the suspect’s identity or disclosed what may have sparked the shooting.

This is a developing story, check back for updates.

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