Nearly one year after 48-year-old Marvin Randolph was gunned down in South Los Angeles, authorities are offering $10,000 “for information leading to the identification, arrest, and conviction of those responsible for Randolph’s murder.”
The new reward was announced during a news conference on Tuesday, where Lieutenant German Ochoa said Randolph was attending a gathering for his own birthday when the shooting took place around 2:17 p.m. on April 5 of last year.
Randolph and several others were sitting near the garage of a home at 11001 South Manhattan Place when four individuals exited an SUV that had pulled beside the home, all carrying handguns and one with an assault-style weapon, Ochoa said. At that point, five people were shot, including Randolph. Randolph was pronounced dead at the scene…