Andres Guardado was a kid working two jobs to try to pay for college and just happen to be at the wrong place at the wrong time when cops murdered him.
The cover-up is happening, but we aren’t going to let it happen.
An investigation is underway after Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies fatally shot an auto shop security guard in Gardena Thursday evening.
Family members identified the victim to CBSLA as 18-year-old Andres Guardado.
“He was a good man,” Jennifer Guardado, the sister of the victim, said. “He was gonna make it in life. He was gonna make it and become a good, professional man in life, but they took that away from my family and me.
Andrew Heney, the owner of the Freeway auto body shop, confirmed to CBSLA that Guardado worked as a private security guard for the shop.
“We had a security guard that was out front, because we had just had certain issues with people tagging and stuff like that,” Heney said. “And then the police came up, and they pulled their guns on him and he ran because he was scared, and they shot and killed him. He’s got a clean background and everything. There’s no reason.”
Deputies gave chase, and after a short foot pursuit, Guardado was shot by deputies in the upper torso, LASD said.
The family said LASD investigators removed security camera video along with some of the cameras from businesses in the area.
Avarca said Guardado was working two jobs and was trying to become a registered nurse.
The cops weren’t wearing body cams.
According to witnesses immediately after the murder, they started destroying evidence.
We have a video of the shop owner showing where they destroyed security cameras.
Flip the pages for the video showing the cops are trying to cover up the murder.