A SHOOTING incident at a California bowling alley has left three men dead and four injured, police said.
The Torrance Police Department responded to calls of “shots fired” at the Gable House Bowl shortly before midnight.
Multiple victims were found with gunshot wounds inside Gable House Bowl.
Police said three men died at the scene and four male victims were injured, two of whom were transported to a local hospital for unknown injuries.
Authorities have not released details about what led to the shooting, but witnesses said it stemmed from a fight between two large groups of people at the bowling alley.
Wes Hamad, a 29-year-old Torrance resident, was at the bowling alley with his 13-year-old niece and cousin. He said the chaotic brawl blocked the entrance, adding: “I grabbed my niece and started running towards the far end of the bowling alley.”
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