Roger's Supermarket.
Large patches of blood still remained at the supermarket entrance, with police tape already cordoning off the area. People—police officers, journalists, victims' families, and onlookers—crowded the street, making it impassable.
Upon learning about the shooting incident, Chief Frank rushed to the supermarket immediately, surveyed the interior, and to avoid contaminating the scene, he brought only a few people inside.
He was there not to investigate but to calm the hearts of the citizens of Los Angeles.
Frank circled the supermarket, his thick eyebrows knitted together, his stern face taking on an even heavier look.
As he stepped out, the onlooking crowd stirred.
A female reporter shouted, "Chief Frank, I'm a reporter from NBC News. Have the police caught the perpetrator yet?"
Another Black male reporter asked, "Chief Frank, how many people have fallen victim to this shooting?"
