SUSPECT IDENTIFIED IN THE FEBRUARY SHOOTING
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DeAnthony Wills, a 28-year-old black man, was shot and killed Sunday, Feb 20th in the 2600 block of Lantana Street in Compton, according to Los Angeles County coroner’s records.
Wills, a resident of Lynwood was visiting friends in the neighborhood about 6 p.m. when he got into an argument with a man in the middle of the street the argument was about Mr.Willis not "reppin his set" and disrespecting his friends house ,it seems as Willis was urinating in De Haros friends yard , said Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Lt. Joe Mendoza.
The other man pulled out a gun and began shooting at Wills, Willis got on a bike and started to flee minutes after he collapsed Mendoza said. The shooter, a Mexican man in his teens, he shot at him again after he fell off the bike then got into a white sedan and drove away, heading east on Lantana and north on Wadsworth Avenue, until he was out of view, Mendoza said.
Wills was taken to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 8:42 p.m., according to coroner’s records.
“DeAnthony was a loving father, son and brother,” said his obituary in The Times. “His life was taken over senseless violence. This has left his family and friends heartbroken and demanding answers.”
An online fundraising account has been set up to help Wills’ family with expenses. On the site, his cousin Rictera King posted several photos of a smiling Wills hugging his two young children.
Wills was “kind, caring, charming, with a charismatic smile,” King wrote. “He cared about trying to help others and becoming a better person for his children. He was extremely passionate about family, his children and life.
RENE DE HARO has been identified as the shooter and killer of DeAnthony Willis with the help of De Haros gang member friend he was offered a plea deal of 5 years ,he remains anonymous.
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