Local News in Brief : Pizza Parlor Slaying Suspect Surrenders

A second suspect in the slaying of a Lake View Terrace pizza store employee and wounding of another surrendered to authorities Monday morning.

Reginald Leon Morris, 19, of Lake View Terrace walked into the Foothill Division Police Station with his parents and a minister and turned himself in, Detective Al Ferrand said. Morris was being held in the Foothill jail without bail on suspicion of murder.

Sunday, police arrested a 15-year-old Lake View Terrace youth shortly after the 2:30 a.m. shooting at Domino’s Pizza in the 11900 block of Foothill Boulevard.

Police said the shootings, which occurred during a robbery after the business closed, killed store manager Sean Patrick Linn, 23, of Granada Hills and wounded Freddie Zuniga, 24, of San Fernando. Zuniga is in critical condition at Holy Cross Medical Center in Mission Hills.

The 15-year-old suspect, whose name is being withheld because of his age, was a cook at the take-out pizza shop.

Ferrand said Morris surrendered Monday morning in the company of the Rev. William Broadous of Calvary Baptist Church of San Fernando. Broadous, who is also a police chaplain at the Foothill station, would not comment other than to say that Morris’ parents had called and asked him to accompany them to the police station.