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The armed civilian ran into the deputies at the temple property – but apparently didn't know they were law enforcement officers. Before they could announce their presence, the sheriff's office says the civilian fired two shots at the deputies.
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A city bus was burned during the mayhem. There were also reports of stores being looted in downtown Los Angeles.
Read More →“The sergeant had the presence of mind before succumbing to his injuries and going into shock, to call for an ambulance for himself and the suspect,” the chief said in a news conference on Monday. “So that’s very remarkable.”
Read More →Medical personnel with the fire department were at the jail early Tuesday after it was reported that “seven persons, all believed to be inmates, may have inhaled or been exposed to a yet to be formally identified substance within the jail facility.”
Read More →"Getting guns off the street. This is about getting illegal cars back in the possession of the rightful owners. This is about sideshows, which they've been cracking down on," Gov. Gavin Newsom said.
Read More →Violent crime in San Bernardino is almost double the statewide average, and the homicide rate is more than three times the average across California.
Read More →The ambushed sergeant was sitting in his patrol unit when he was attacked. Even though he had been shot, he began a pursuit of the suspect vehicle.
Read More →Chief Paul Joseph joined the department in 1994 and has served in a number of roles during his 30-year career in San Jose.
Read More →Jurado responded by referencing a lyric from the anthem song created by Los Angeles-born rap group N.W.A. on its album "Straight Out of Compton," saying: “Yeah, what’s the rap verse? ‘F#*k the Police.’ That’s how I see them."
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Police say they arrived at the scene around 2:55 a.m., launched a drone, and saw the suspect walking away from the target vehicle, getting into a vehicle, and driving away.
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