Death
On May 29, 1998, Orlando Anderson and associates Michael Stone and Jerry Stone were involved in a shootout outside of Cigs Record Store in Compton, California. They later died at Martin Luther King Jr.-Harbor Hospital (formerly King/Drew Medical Center) in Los Angeles, California. Michael Reed Dorrough was wounded at the time and later arrested in connection with the shooting. To date, no one has been charged with Anderson's murder.
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