Two residents of Orange County, California, Edgar Nava-Ayala and Daniel Ocampo, came to walk and have fun at a strip club in Anaheim.
But nothing happened, since they were without medical masks, and this institution required visitors to wear them when entering. As a result of the conflict, both were kicked out of the club. They left, but soon returned, though not with masks, but with … an AK-47 Kalashnikov assault rifle, from which they began to shoot at the club building. As it later turned out, 15 bullets were fired, as a result of which two employees of the club and a visitor were injured. Law enforcement found the shooters and arrested them. They did not admit their guilt. For assault with a firearm, they face a long prison sentence, possibly life imprisonment. Together with them, another man was arrested, 20-year-old Juan Acosta-Soto, who brought the attackers to the club building. He was accused of involvement in this crime, for which he could receive up to 17 years in prison.
Newspaper headline:
The dispute ended with shooting