Jillian Shriner, the wife of the bassist of Weezer Scott Shriner, was killed by LAPD and arrested Tuesday for attempted murder during a search for a suspect of flight.
Tuesday afternoon, looking for a house in the Eagle Rock district of Los Angeles, the authorities spotted Jillian Shriner in the courtyard before his house, located next to it, holding a pistol. The police asked her to drop the weapon several times, but she refused, the turning point rather on the police, according to the LAPD report on the incident. LAPD then opened the fire and it was hit on the shoulder. No officer or public member was injured during the incident, according to the LAPD report.
After being killed, Jillian Shriner ran inside his house, later re-emerging with his baby-sitter, according to local reports. She was then placed in police custody and brought to a local hospital to be treated for the ball injury, which, according to the police, did not threaten her life.
The LAPD said Jillian Shriner had nothing to do with the offense of flight, and was then reserved for attempted murder. A 9 -millimeter handgun has been recovered from the House of Shriners, according to LAPD.
Weezer, which Scott Shriner joined in 2001, was recently appointed added last minute to the bill in Coachella, although it only appeared on the first weekend on April 12. Scott Shriner’s representatives did not respond to VarietyThe request for comments from the request, and it is not clear if Jillian Shriner’s arrest will affect the group’s performance at the first California Music Festival.
Since their first album in 1994, “The Blue Album”, Weezer has won four nominations in Grammy, winning one in 2009 for the best clip. Some of their highest tracks include “Buddy Holly”, “say this is not the case”, “Beverly Hills”, “Islands in the Sun” and “Pork and Bean”.
