Alberto Urbina Jr., 27

Oct. 25, 2018

Alberto Urbina Jr., a 27-year-old Latino male, died Sunday, Sept. 30, after being shot in West Adams, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.

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Five reader comments

I wanna know why it is that police just look for the people that killed a victim for about 6 months then just forget about it as if it never happens waiting for the community to salve the homicide for them and then took all the credit for it ! My hood son's murder is still unsalved could it be because he was an 18 street gang member? Either way he was a person before all that and the police hurasing him made him become a member of that gang! I believe alot of the kids out here joyen a gang do to the police additude and treatment well why they ain't on his ass now cuz he dead and they can't hurass him no more ? I believe I deserve answers to where this investigation is and why no arrest have been made thank u! enough is enough we need to help get all this kids out the streets and out of the reach of all those dirty and crypt police officers

— Rose Feb. 19, 2020 at 12:34 a.m.

Albert known to all of us who knew him as "Tito " was a well liked young man ! Very respectful to everyone he came across ,his smile and additude was one that will never be forgotten and will be missed for years to come ! His one of a kind laugh will be with me and will hunt me for the rest of my life ! Until there is Justice for his death ! I don't understand how from having ba few drinks with Friends to being found lifeless on a dark street he himself said he wouldn't go down ! Someone had to have seen or heard something we are asking for any information anyone can have come forward ! Any little thing many help ! Once again thank u to the Los Angeles times for letting us write our memories and comments ! And to my Tito many you rest in peace and watch over us in heaven like u did on Earth and be our angel til we meant again in our hearts u will remain! Love and miss u son 😘

— Rose Martinez Oct. 20, 2019 at 6:13 p.m.