“I don’t know why he did it....
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“I don’t know why he did it. It didn’t seem worth it because he never got a lot of money.”
--Pacoima convenience store owner Jasbir Dhillon, after a masked man suspected of six previous holdups of the store was shot and killed by police during a seventh robbery attempt.
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