The man accused of shooting at people in a Glendale entertainment district is facing 39 charges.
A grand jury indicted Armando JR Hernandez in the May 20 shooting at Westgate that left three people injured.
Hernandez is facing charges including two counts of attempted first-degree murder.
A 30-year-old woman is at home recovering after being shot in the knee, but the two other victims, 16-year-old Destiny and 19-year-old Alfredo Jaime, are still in the hospital.
Police say Hernandez took a weapon from his car, loaded three magazines to capacity, and calmly walked around firing.
Police were on scene in five minutes. Hernandez surrendered to police.
Police said Hernandez admitted to being the shooter and said he went to Westgate because he wanted to harm 10 people.
Hernandez, according to police, said he wanted to gain respect because he felt he had been bullied his entire life.
Hernandez, police said, scoped out the scene before going to his car to get his weapon. He then allegedly loaded three rifle magazines to capacity, police said.
Police said they found a black assault rifle on scene.
Police said Hernandez admitted to being the shooter. They added that they are aware of social media posts Hernandez posted during the shooting and have confirmed that it is him in those posts.
