On November 22, 2025, Glenn Meyer, a 62-year-old male was reported dead in Los Angeles, California. Online records from the National Gun Violence Memorial list Meyer among the victims of fatal shootings in the city, placing his name and date of death alongside others killed by gunfire in Los Angeles during November 2025. A separate Los Angeles County public-records site confirms the same date of death and notes that he died at a residence, though it does not specify the exact location or
provide further biographical details about him.
On his individual page at the National Gun Violence Memorial, Meyer is remembered simply by his name, with space left open for relatives, friends, or community members to contribute more about who he was—such as a nickname, personality, occupation, workplace, and schools attended. The memorial entry shows that virtual candles have already been lit in his memory, indicating that people have begun to acknowledge and grieve his inclusion among gun-violence victims. That same page cites both a local news outlet and an incident report from the Gun Violence Archive as source material for his listing, signifying that his death has been officially cataloged within national data on shootings in the United States, even though the underlying articles and incident report are not publicly viewable in detail here.
As of the latest information available in online public records, there are no specific details about the circumstances of Meyer’s killing—no description of when the shooting occurred on November 22, what may have led up to it, or exactly how events unfolded at the residence where he was pronounced dead. Neither the Los Angeles County death-record entry nor the memorial listings identify any suspect, person of interest, or motive, and they contain no references to an arrest or charges filed in connection with the case. In the absence of publicly released investigative updates, the status of the investigation—including whether detectives have identified a suspect, made an arrest, or continue to seek leads—remains undisclosed in the online record.
