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   LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The man accused of stabbing a 24-year-old   
   UCLA grad student to death at her job last week was formally   
   charged with her murder by the Los Angeles County District   
   Attorney's Office on Friday.   
      
   Shawn Laval Smith, 31, is accused of stabbing Brianna Kupfer to   
   death as she worked by herself at a furniture store located in   
   the 300 block of North La Brea Avenue in Hancock Park.   
      
   "Those who show no compassion for human life will face serious   
   consequences," L.A. County District Attorney George Gascón said.   
   "The murder of Brianna Kupfer has left Los Angeles County   
   devastated, and my office is reaching out to her family to   
   provide any services they may need."   
      
   Smith was arrested in Pasadena on Wednesday. He is charged with   
   one count of murder and a special allegation that he used a   
   knife as a deadly weapon in the commission of the crime. He is   
   expected to be arraigned Friday.   
      
   The DA is working with the Los Angeles Police Department to   
   obtain additional evidence in this case, officials said.   
      
   Eyewitness News has learned that Smith had a prior arrest in   
   Daly City in January 2021 for resisting arrest, obstructing an   
   officer, and vandalism. Court records show Smith was arrested   
   nearly a dozen times beginning in 2010 in South Carolina. He was   
   also arrested in 2020 for a misdemeanor in Covina.   
      
   The Covina Police Department said he was arrested for possession   
   of stolen property in which he was cited and later released.   
      
   Smith's arraignment was postponed until Feb. 17. His bail was   
   set at $2 million.   
      
   https://abc7.com/shawn-laval-smith-murder-charge-brianna-kupfer-   
   la-county-district-attorney/11496272/   
      
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