Baldwin Park Triple Shooting Leaves Siblings Orphaned After Parents’ Deaths

The Scene Unfolds on Millbury Avenue (Image Credits: Unsplash)

Baldwin Park — Gunshots pierced the quiet of a residential street in Baldwin Park early Friday morning, claiming the lives of three adults in what authorities described as a devastating incident.[1][2] Among the victims were a married couple whose two young adult children now face life without their parents. Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies responded quickly, but the violence left a profound mark on the family and neighborhood.

The Scene Unfolds on Millbury Avenue

Deputies arrived at the 3200 block of Millbury Avenue just before 5 a.m. after reports of gunfire near Merced Avenue, close to the 10 Freeway.[1][2] They found two victims suffering from gunshot wounds at the scene: a 56-year-old woman who had been shot in the head in front of her home and an unidentified man. A third man, wounded multiple times, received aid before transport to a hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries.

The area, typically peaceful, saw a heavy law enforcement presence as fire department personnel and investigators secured the site. Coroner’s tents appeared near the victims, and patrol vehicles lined the block. Neighbors recounted hearing the shots and waking to flashing lights outside their windows.[2]

A Devoted Couple and Their Grieving Children

The identified victims included Bich Lu, 56, and her husband Thuan Chung, 60, a hardworking pair known to their family for unwavering support.[1] Their son Phillip Chung, 21, a senior at UC Riverside just two months from graduation, and daughter Helen Chung, 18, who planned to attend UC Irvine, now navigate an unimaginable loss. The siblings launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover funeral costs and Helen’s upcoming tuition, describing their parents’ deaths as an “unimaginable tragedy” from a “devastating act of violence.”[1][3]…

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