Alfred Raymond Montes, 43

May 21, 2018

Alfred Raymond Montes, a 43-year-old Latino male, died Monday, May 7, after being shot in Highland Park, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

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This was my nino who was killed it devistated all of his family we all feel lost for words lost for direction he was an honest bold man who spoke up and stood for the truth he helped out so many of his family and friends he was the type of man to give u his shirt off his back or feed u even if he hadnt aten if u asked for something you didnt have it he would go and get it for you and suprise you he wasnt a victim to the streets but also the system he basically grew up in the system from camp juvenile halls youth athourity county and prison he was mistreated by the police as well beaten one incident he was handcuffed n the police let the k 9s chew him up he was in the hospital for a month not allowed visits he survived a bunch of things in life with everything he has been through he still showd everyone love and reapect he still showd loyalty i hope they catch everyone involved he was unarmed when they murdered him he was committed to change no matter his lifestyle he still loved n took care of his family still found a way to provide even whil incarcerated he made things happen so many times i needed food or short on rent hed call me and ask and id tell him its true im goung tbrough hard times and hed send people to take care of me when he get out of prison hed share his money ask anyone in the room who didnt have money amd hand out those who said they didnt 20 dollars my grandmother who is devistated lost my other uncle when he was only 17 killed and shot by a coward a man he grew up with about 20 years ago shes devistated shes tooken in many kids that society turned away judged amd shamed cus the life they chose or were unforunately grown into she didnt judge just loved prayd and fed them always hoped for better still does shes a women who womt give up to her she feels as if shes suffered 4 losses to this cowardless violence 2 she adopted from the streets and 2 of her own you guys should hear her story my nino wasnt just a gangster or gangmember he was a family man who has so many people who love and adore him our lives will never be the same its like getting your arm or legs amputated REST IN PARADISE ALFRED RAYMOMD MONTES POLLO

— CHUBZ Oct. 6, 2018 at 12:05 a.m.