Police Looking for Assistance, Witnesses in Los Angeles Homicides

Police in Los Angeles are looking for anyone to come forward regarding these 12 unsolved crimes that have happened between May 29 and June 3.

May 29: Katrina Michel, who was a legal secretary from South Gate, was shot and killed while she had been having dinner with her husband and two children. The incident happened around 9 p.m. at 62nd and Main Street. According to Michel's 11-year-old daughter, Michel had been reaching for her keys to unlock the car, when an array of gunfire was heard. Michel, who had been hit, fell to the ground full of blood. Her daughter scuffled into the back of the car when she hid her 5-year-old brother's head so he would not be harmed. Katrina Michel unfortunately died at the scene. A $50,000 reward is being offered for any information or leads to the case. Call Detective Richard Arciniega at (323) 646-6556 if there is anything you can offer towards that arrest and conviction of the criminal who killed Katrina, who her grandmother called a "beautiful girl."

June 3: Irvin Carter was shot at 1022 S Murial Avenue in East Rancho Dominguez. The unknown aged Carter died at the scene. No other information regarding this case is available. Police are asking people to come forward with any information regarding Carter's death or life before the crime. Anyone with information should contact the Los Angeles Police Department.

June 3: James McKinney, 41, was killed after an unknown assailant killed McKinney with blunt force trauma to the head on Wilton Avenue. No other information regarding this case is available. Police are asking people to come forward with any information regarding McKinney's death. Anyone with information should contact the Los Angeles Police Department.

June 3: Reza Tehani, 37, was found dead at the 1500 block of Palisades Park. Cause of death was blunt force trauma. Tehrani is assumed to be a homeless man, and might have been a victim of a hate crime. Anyone who has any information regarding this crime, or who happened to pass by the bus stop on this day around 8:00 a.m. is urged to call the Santa Monica Police Department at (310) 458-8451.