G-Mobb-affiliated chance meeting between members of two warring Sacramento street gangs sparked a shooting that killed an innocent out-of-town girl at a teen party last summer
chance meeting between members of two warring Sacramento street gangs sparked a shooting that killed an innocent out-of-town girl at a teen party last summer on Auburn Boulevard, witnesses told a hearing Tuesday. The violence erupted when a group of unidentified teenagers recognized and then jumped a gang rival who had cursed them at a juvenile detention facility, sheriff's detectives testified at a preliminary hearing for two young men facing murder charges. It ended when a friend of the beatdown victim ran to a car, retrieved a handgun, came back to the fight and shot wildly into a crowd – killing 14-year-old Lanajah Nachelle Dupree, according to the detectives' testimony. "Cowards," said Norman Dupree, 33, the father of Lanajah Dupree, after the Superior Court hearing. "If it was a gang fight they should have taken it up with each other and left all the innocent people out of the situation." At the conclusion of the examination, Judge Maryanne G. Gilliard...