3 Teens Wounded in Drive-By Attack
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Three teen-agers were wounded Sunday night in a drive-by shooting in Sun Valley, a Los Angeles Fire Department spokesman said.
A 16-year-old girl was listed in critical condition at County-USC Medical Center with a head wound after the shooting in the 7200 block of Bakman Avenue shortly after 7 p.m., said Fire Department spokesman Bob Collis.
A boy was in serious condition with a wound to his spinal cord, Collis said, and a second boy received a minor wound to the buttocks. Both were taken to Northridge Hospital Medical Center, he said.
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