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Jerrid Joseph Powell, charged in the shooting deaths of three homeless men in Los Angeles, along with the follow-home robbery and slaying of an L.A. County employee in San Dimas -- all within a four-day period in late November -- pleaded not guilty Monday.
The four killings happened from Nov. 26 to Nov. 29. If convicted as charged, Jerrid Powell faces life in prison without the possibility of parole.
This year was marked by several tragedies, including school shootings, serial killings, and crimes in Washington, D.C., against federal lawmakers.
Jerrid Joseph Powell is already facing charges for shooting three homeless men
The Suspect Was Behind the Killing of Three Homeless Men By Zach Armstrong The City of Santa Monica made a settlement of $700,000 with a man accused of killing multiple homeless victims after he claimed negligence when a city officer ran him while laying on the beach. Jerrid Powell, a 33-ye