Authorities have been scrutinized for why they did not alert the public that the shooter was on the loose until five hours after the initial call from the Monterey Park mass shooting that left 11 people dead.
When asked for an explanation regarding the delay, Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna said that his department was “strategic” in their handling of releasing information but that he would review what occurred. He indicated the delay was not an accident, but on purpose.
At 11:53 p.m. an unofficial source that was monitoring police chatter on a scanner, RMG News, tweeted, “the suspect is still on the loose according to PD on scene.” Rep. Judy Chu, who has represented Monterey Park in various elected positions since 1988 told NBCLA that she gives authorities the “benefit of the doubt” since they were able to release pictures of the shooter, descriptions of his white cargo van, and ultimately got the shooter himself.Some experts have stated five hours is a concerning amount of time for there to be no official public announcement.
However, Southers pointed to potential factors that may have prompted authorities to withhold information such as the time of day, and the tendency of homicide investigators to keep suspects in the dark for as long as possible.
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