Officials confirmed a man and a boy were killed, while a woman and a girl were taken to the hospital.
A Montebello neighborhood was rocked after a family of four was attacked at an apartment complex early Thursday morning. Officials later confirmed two people were killed, including a child, while two others were hospitalized.
Officials said around 3 a.m., first responders were called to an apartment complex located at 400 W. Lockhart Ave., located near the intersection of Roosevelt Avenue and S. Bluff Road. Upon arrival, they found a man's body in the back of the apartment after conducting a protective sweep. Officers then located a boy, a girl and a woman all suffering from head injuries inside a lower-level unit. The boy was pronounced dead at the scene. Images from the scene showed the unit cordoned off as the investigation remains active. In addition, video from SkyFOX showed a hatchet at the crime scene, believed to be the weapon used in the attack. Montebello PD officials said the four victims are related. The deceased man is believed to be the father of the two children. The mother and daughter who survived the attack were taken to an area hospital, and their conditions are unknown. Authorities said there are no outstanding suspects and there is no danger to the community. The circumstances leading up to the attack remain under investigation and the names of the victims have not been released.
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