Two men found dead after standoff with Long Beach police
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Long Beach police responded to an incident in the 3700 block of Gardenia Avenue early Saturday morning. (Long Beach Police Department) Staff Writer Oct. 17, 2026 5:31 PM PT Click here to listen to this article See more from the L. A. Times in Google Search. Set us as preferred Two men were found dead with upper-body gunshot wounds inside a Long Beach home after a man fired at police and a standoff brought SWAT officers to the residential neighborhood. Police said officers were not injured and found several firearms inside; the circumstances of the men’s deaths remain under investigation as the department reviews body-camera footage. Two men were found dead inside a Long Beach home after one of them exchanged shots with police and sparked a standoff with SWAT officers in a residential neighborhood early Saturday morning, police said. The incident occurred along the 3700 block of Gardenia Avenue, where police received a call about two shots being fired in a nearby residence, Long Beach police said in a statement. When officers arrived they made contact with an adult male inside the house, who threatened to shoot police officers.
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