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ktla.com
December 18, 2023
LANCASTER, Calif. – Like many young boys, Gor Adamyan loved toy trucks, stuffed animals and, of course, his family. Now, that family is preparing to say goodbye while the two people accused of murdering Gor in a senseless road rage case sit in jail.
Authorities say Gor, 4, was seated in the backseat of his family’s car as they drove in the area of Sierra Highway and East Avenue J in Lancaster around 7:30 p.m. on Friday on their way to pick up groceries.
Another driver first cut them off, then proceeded to chase the family through city streets, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
The driver eventually pulled up next to the Adamyan’s vehicle and began shooting, striking Gor in the upper torso, authorities said. His father and mother immediately drove him to a hospital where he died from his wounds.
Investigators later located the suspect’s vehicle and arrested Byron Burkhart, 29, and Alexandria Gentile, 27, for murder.
Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Paris says Burkhart should not have been a free man.
“This particular suspect was in custody a week ago for a gun-related felony and they had to let him go because of the new bail laws,” Paris told KTLA 5 reporter Jennifer McGraw.
Man arrested in road rage shooting that killed 4-year-old was recently jailed
LANCASTER, Calif. – Like many young boys, Gor Adamyan loved toy trucks, stuffed animals and, of course, his family. Now, that family is preparing to say goodbye while the two people accused o…
ktla.com
Man arrested in road rage shooting that killed 4-year-old was recently jailed
December 18, 2023
LANCASTER, Calif. – Like many young boys, Gor Adamyan loved toy trucks, stuffed animals and, of course, his family. Now, that family is preparing to say goodbye while the two people accused of murdering Gor in a senseless road rage case sit in jail.
Authorities say Gor, 4, was seated in the backseat of his family’s car as they drove in the area of Sierra Highway and East Avenue J in Lancaster around 7:30 p.m. on Friday on their way to pick up groceries.
Another driver first cut them off, then proceeded to chase the family through city streets, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
The driver eventually pulled up next to the Adamyan’s vehicle and began shooting, striking Gor in the upper torso, authorities said. His father and mother immediately drove him to a hospital where he died from his wounds.
Investigators later located the suspect’s vehicle and arrested Byron Burkhart, 29, and Alexandria Gentile, 27, for murder.
Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Paris says Burkhart should not have been a free man.
“This particular suspect was in custody a week ago for a gun-related felony and they had to let him go because of the new bail laws,” Paris told KTLA 5 reporter Jennifer McGraw.
