Posted on 12/03/2023 5:04:56 PM PST by yesthatjallen
A man has been arrested in connection with the murders of three homeless men, and authorities believe he is also linked to another homicide in San Dimas.
At a press conference on Saturday afternoon, Los Angeles Police Department Chief Michel Moore identified the suspect as Jerrid Joseph Powell, 33, of Los Angeles.
Powell is alleged to be the gunman behind the murders of three homeless men across Los Angeles from Nov. 26 to Nov. 29.
It was confirmed on Saturday that he is also the prime suspect in the follow-home murder of Nicholas Simbolon of San Dimas on Tuesday night.
According to Chief Moore, Powell was responsible for four murders in four days.
Authorities identified Powell’s vehicle in Beverly Hills on Wednesday, Moore said, and upon conducting a traffic stop, Beverly Hills Police Department officers recovered the weapon used in the crimes and subsequently arrested him.
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Very glad this guy is off the streets, assume it will stay that way even in Krazifornia. A very low thing to do, shooting bums while they lie sleeping in the street.
Jerrid is just another relative of Obeyme, that was pretty much obvious.
Is this a bum rap?
Why on earth was he doing this?
I’m shocked the local commie media covered it since the peep is black
Did the mayor say it took 400 employees to notify the unhoused a killer was running loose?
Makes this guy the Miss Jane Pittman of Serial Killers.
It is good he’s off the streets and needs to be off permanently, however, I can’t help but wonder if there is more uproar because the homeless are being targeted than if were happening in a white, suburban neighborhood.
Surprise, surprise, surprise. Another stellar example that confirms all serial killers are white.
Keep yer head on a swivel.
Don’t think so. 😄
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