Inglewood men involved in Norco store shooting

NORCO, Calif. – A man accused of trying to rob a Norco liquor store with three cohorts but was blasted by the owner with a shotgun remains in critical condition, authorities said Friday. DaShawn Rasheed Lee Belvin, 23, of Los Angeles was wounded in the left arm Sunday during the alleged attempted holdup at Norco Market & Liquor at 816 Sixth St.

Riverside County sheriff’s Capt. Mike Koehler said that, as of Thursday night, Belvin was in “critical but stable condition.”

The defendant is receiving treatment in a secure ward of Riverside University Medical Center in Moreno Valley.

Belvin, Davon Anthony Broadus, 24, of Inglewood, Justin Kyle Johnson, 22, of Inglewood, and Jamar Elijah Williams, 26, of Las Vegas were arrested Sunday.

All of them are charged with attempted robbery, elder abuse, possession of a stolen firearm and sentence-enhancing allegations of using a gun during a felony and victimizing a person over 65 years old. Belvin is additionally charged with firearm assault.

Broadus, Johnson and Williams pleaded not guilty during an arraignment Wednesday before Superior Court Judge Sean Crandell, who scheduled a felony settlement conference for the trio on Aug. 12 at the Riverside Hall of Justice.

Each defendant is being held on $500,000 bail — Broadus at the Smith Correctional Facility in Banning, Johnson at the Robert Presley Jail in Riverside and Williams at the Byrd Detention Center in Murrieta.