Police hope surveillance video will help identify suspect in liquor store murder

Police released surveillance video of the suspect, a liquor store employee during a robbery on Saturday killed.

The long beach Police Department have released surveillance video (see below) and photos of the suspects, the 53-year OL Sør Phouam during a robbery at the weekend killed. You are in the community for help in identifying the suspect reaching out.

Saturday, January, just before 8: 00 pm long beach police officers has responded to a convenience store in the 1900 block of East 4th Street call the shots. When officers arrived, he discovered the body of the 53-year-old sor Phouam, was a renowned and long-standing store employees.  Sor was a gunshot wound that had sustained his upper torso, and a local hospital where he later died.

A preliminary investigation showed that two male suspect business with the intention to commit robbery entered.  She approached the counter where the purchase was a male clients in the process.  One of the suspicious a chrome handgun from his waistband and paid to the clerk.  See you is robbed the store clerk, tried the customer, leave the store but was of the suspect with the weapon, which demanded his money stopped.  After taking money from the customer, the suspect turned his attention back to sor and it fatally shot.

The suspects are described as two male Hispanics are in their late 20's or early 30's, dark clothing.  The weapon was a chrome revolver.  To shoot taking money from the customer and deadly sor, the suspect fled the door and ran East towards cherry Avenue.

Long Beach homicide detectives ask male customers who was robbed by two suspects forward and get in touch.  Detectives believe the second robbery victim might have information, the investigating murder victim Phouam may be useful.

For each contact homicide investigator David Rios or Roger Zottneck established a hotline. The telephone number is (562) 570-7247. The long beach police appeals Department call anyone with any information about the murder of Phouam or the suspicious. Callers can to remain anonymous.

Anonymous tips stay may also text or by e-Mail at www.longbeach.gov/police.