He thought it was a date. Instead, he walked into a deadly MS-13 trap
2 years, 10 months ago

He thought it was a date. Instead, he walked into a deadly MS-13 trap

LA Times  

The body of Bryan Cojon Tuyuc, 20, was found Jan. 19 in a ravine off La Tuna Canyon Road in Sunland about a half-mile west of the 210 Freeway. He lived at different times in tents near MacArthur Park and a row of makeshift shacks on Park View Street, said Officer Christabel Youssef, who has investigated MS-13 as part of a gang detail in the Los Angeles Police Department’s Rampart Division. Orellana’s victim, however, told the police she’d been beaten “essentially for no reason,” said Youssef, the Rampart officer who investigated the attack. Police found his uncle’s minivan later that day, about half a mile from where he’d driven to meet Coreas Lopez, Kim said. In booking records, Coreas Lopez and Orellana reported having no job and living at a home in Pacoima around the corner from the intersection where Cojon Tuyuc thought he was going to meet Coreas Lopez.

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