A. Metro bus. The incident occurred in Exposition Park and is considered a racially motivated attack.
The victim of the stabbing was a Latino passenger. Further details about the case are available from the Los Angeles Times. Gerald Pitts is the man who received the life sentence for his role in the stabbing, described as a calculated act of violence.
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