Her arraignment was scheduled for July 2.The district attorney's office declined to confirm charges for Johns.On May 29, Tavin Price was shot to death outside a car wash near the corner of Florence Avenue and Crenshaw Boulevard after a suspect made comments about his red shoes.  Los Angeles police say they've arrested four people in the shooting death of a developmentally disabled teenager outside a South Los Angeles car wash last month.Kanasho Johns, 27, was arrested in Houston, Texas and is believed to be the shooter. He was not involved in gang activity, family members said. Price's mother Jennifer Rivers, who was with him when he was shot, said she has visited daily the cemetery where her son is buried. "Every day they're in court, I'm going to be there," she said. "Every day they go to court, I'll be there." Rivers, who wore red Converse shoes at the news conference, said she was relieved about the arrests and charges and is prepared for the upcoming judicial process. He had just walked into a nearby smoke shop when a man asked him about his gang affiliation and commented on Price's red shoes, police said. Dwight Smith, 30, Kevin Johnson, 25, and Antheyst Jarrett, 27, were also arrested in connection to the shooting, LAPD officials said.Smith and Johnson were both charged with one count of murder. Murder charges were filed Friday against the two and an additional charge was filed against 27-year-old Kanasho Johns 
 
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 An earlier version of this post incorrectly gave suspect Kanasho Johns' name as Kanasho Jones. Christina House / For The Times James Price, 22, wears red shoes with red laces during a news conference announcing multiple arrests in the shooting death of his brother Tavin Price, who was shot May 29 after being questioned by his assailants about his red shoes. Councilman Bernard Parks last week introduced at motion for a $50,000 reward for information in the case, and Rivers went to a City Council meeting in support of the reward. "You viciously murdered my child in my face," she said at Tuesday's news conference about the arrests.
– Three men now in custody murdered a teen with developmental disabilities in front of his mother because they didn't like the color of his shoes, according to the LAPD. Police say that on the morning of May 29, 19-year-old Tavin Price went into a smoke shop in South LA to buy a soda and was confronted by men who asked him about his red shoes and his gang affiliation, the Los Angeles Times reports. Cops say Price ignored the men and returned to a nearby car wash, where he was shot four times in front of his mother and a family friend. Alleged shooter Kanasho Johns, 27, was arrested in Texas yesterday and has been charged with murder, as have Dwight Smith, 30, and Kevin Johnson, 25, ABC7 reports. Police say Price had nothing to do with gangs and just happened to be wearing red shoes. "There are seldom times where we see senseless tragedies ... where a young man is killed simply because of the color of his shoes," an LAPD spokesman says, per NBC Los Angeles. “We thought those days were past us." After investigators held a press conference yesterday, Price's mother said she still visits her son in the cemetery every day and still hears his final words, KTLA reports. "Everything I hear is Tavin saying, 'Mommy, am I going to be all right? Mommy, I'm not going to die, am I?' That's all that I hear every day," she said. "I've got to live with that for the rest of my life. That's torture. You robbed me of my baby." (Another senseless death in the news: that of a toddler left in a hot car for 16 hours.)