Gunman Opens Fire in Tattoo Parlor; 3 Hurt
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A man opened fire in a tattoo parlor Friday, wounding three people.
The gunman walked into the shop in the 16100 block of Nordhoff Street about 6 p.m. and opened fire, then fled in a late-model Nissan, police said.
One of the victims was listed in critical condition late Friday and the others were in stable condition.
Investigators believe the violence was gang-related. They have no suspects.
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