INGLEWOOD : Reward Offered for Leads in Price Club Worker’s Death
A $50,000 reward has been offered in the murder of an Inglewood Price Club store assistant manager who was slain in a holdup that netted the robbers about $15 in change.
Meanwhile, the victim’s family vowed at a news conference Thursday to continue their efforts to help find the two men who killed Randy Terrian, 37.
“We’ve got to catch these people,” said Archie Terrian, 60, of northern San Diego County, his voice breaking as he spoke of the murder of his son Sept. 24. “We watch the TV news every night and all it is is murders and robberies up here. . . . Something’s got to be done.”
Randy Terrian of Agoura Hills was killed by a gunshot wound to the head after he and another store employee were confronted by two men, one armed with an ice pick and the other with a handgun, outside the store after closing.
The $50,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of the killers was posted by the Washington-based Price-Costco corporation, owners of the Price Club. Anyone with information on the crime can call Inglewood detectives at (310) 412-5246 or an anonymous 24-hour crime hot line at (310) 412-8825.
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