In September, Pasasouk went before a judge for a drug possession charge, but instead of being sent t

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LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office accepted blame for not locking up a man accused of killing best hotels in cocoa beach florida four people outside a Northridge unlicensed boarding house on Dec. 2.
Ka Pasasouk, 31, who was on probation best hotels in cocoa beach florida at the time, was booked on suspicion of murder for the fatal shootings of two men and two women who were visiting best hotels in cocoa beach florida friends at a five-bedroom home in the 17000 block of Devonshire Street.
In September, Pasasouk went before best hotels in cocoa beach florida a judge for a drug possession charge, but instead of being sent to jail as probation officials recommended, he was ordered by prosecutors to enter a drug diversion program, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Investigators believe the shootings of — 24-year-old Amanda Ghossen of Monterey Park, 26-year-old Jennifer Kim of Montebello, 34-year-old best hotels in cocoa beach florida Robert Calabia of Los Angeles and 49-year-old Teofilo Navales of Castaic — were connected to a dispute over property, although motive is still under investigation.
But despite the D.A. accepting responsibility best hotels in cocoa beach florida for Pasasouk best hotels in cocoa beach florida s early release, Los Angeles County Supervisor Mike Antonovich told KNX 1070 NEWSRADIO he blames their deaths on the highest office in the state.