POMONA: A 14-year-old suspected gang member was...
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POMONA: A 14-year-old suspected gang member was shot and killed Friday night at the intersection of West Muir Avenue and Rebecca Street, said Pomona Police Lt. Greg Hamill. A single gunshot wound to the chest killed the boy, who was found on the ground near the corner about 8 p.m., Hamill said. There were no witnesses to the shooting. Police believe the youth, who lived in Santa Ana, was a member of the Tiny Rascals Gang and suspect his death was gang-related.
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