Los Angeles Lakers Pens Heartfelt Message In Support Of The Monterey Park Mass Shooting Victims

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Just last night, the LA Lakers faced Portland Trailblazers on Monday. The match ended on a dramatic note as the purple and gold scripted a historic comeback past halftime. LeBron James and Thomas Bryant scored 30+ points each, most of which came in the second half. The Lakers trailed by 25 points at the end of the second quarter. However, LeBron James took it upon himself to carry the team to the finish line.

James scored 17 points alone in the third quarter and brought the deficit down to 5 points. Subsequently, the purple and gold closed the game without choking and got the 22nd win this season. With this, the Lakers move a level up in the Western Conference points table to the 12th position. Meanwhile, grave news of a mass shooting in Los Angeles broke ahead of the game, to which the Lakers responded with a heartfelt message.

   

Lakers Post A Tweet In Support Of The Los Angeles Mass Shooting Victims

Los Angeles Lakers scripted an inspiring comeback in today’s game against Trail Blazers. Being down with minus 25 points, the team led by LeBron James picked itself up and crossed the finish time. However, Los Angeles was struck with tragic news ahead of the Lakers game. A mass shooting incident was reported at a dance studio in LA just hours before the game. As many as ten casualties are reported.

Meanwhile, to honor and support the victims during this tough time, the Lakers posted a tweet on their official Twitter handle. The Lakers wrote their hearts go out to the victims of the senseless violence. Moreover, the Lakers further wrote that the organization as a whole mourns the loss of lives and stands by those who are affected by the incident. Meanwhile, they went ahead as scheduled, with the Lakers emerging victorious.

“Our hearts go out to the victims of last night’s senseless act of violence in Monterey Park,” 

10 Dead, 10 Wounded In Deadliest Mass Shooting Of The Year

The mass shooting happened at a dance studio in Los Angeles where thousands of people had gathered to celebrate the two-day lunar year festival. A 72-year-old open fired in the studio and killed as many as ten people, and ten more people received injuries. As soon as the police arrived, the accused locked himself in a van, which the cops later surrounded. As the cops approached the van, the shooter killed himself with the same gun.

However, the cops are yet to determine the motive of the killer, and further details are awaited. Moreover, the second day of the festival is canceled in the wake of the incident. Meanwhile, USA president Joe Biden has asked for all the flags to be lowered to mourn the loss of lives. Mass shooting cases have been on the rise for the past few years. That brings the focus back to the problematic gun laws in the country.

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