An attempted armed robbery at a tobacco store in Norwalk took a fatal turn for one of the perpetrators when the store owner shot and killed him on Tuesday morning.

The incident occurred on Firestone Boulevard around 9 a.m., as confirmed by Lt. Johnsen of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.

The store owner reported shooting one of the suspects in self-defense, leading to the suspect being found in an alleyway with a gunshot wound to the chest.

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Despite being taken to the hospital, the suspect did not survive the encounter, and the incident was marked as a homicide by the LASD.

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department

The two remaining perpetrators attempted to flee but were thwarted by their getaway car being boxed in, forcing them to flee on foot.

Law enforcement promptly initiated a containment area to locate and apprehend the fleeing suspects.

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Aerial footage of the scene captured a dark coupe surrounded by shopping carts, showcasing the aftermath of the failed robbery attempt.

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