Weezer will spend with his concert at the Coachella Music Festival this weekend following the Los Angeles Police who wounded the wife of bassist Scott Shrner, said a source close to the band to NBC News on Thursday.
The venerable rock band is still scheduled to play its show scheduled on the Mojave stage at 3:10 pm on Saturday, approximately 96 hours after the officers fired the author Jillian Shrner.
It was not clear immediately if the programmed appearance of the band will include the veteran bassist.
Police had run to the Eagle Rock neighborhood of Los Angeles, right north of the center, looking for three people who jump from a car involved in an outrage on the nearby Ventura Freeway highway.
The police toured the neighborhood met with an armed Jillian Shrner in his patio and did not immediately comply with the orders of the officers to leave his gun, authorities said.
The musician’s wife, who did not play any role in the incident of blow and escape, was filmed in the shoulder before being taken to the hospital and reserved under suspicion of murder attempt.
It was not yet clear on Thursday if he had hired or assigned a criminal defense lawyer.
Shrner is a journalist and author of several books, including “Here’s the monster: confront the most prolific serial killer in the United States.”
