A 29-year-old man was arrested early Monday in the ambush killing of a Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy who was shot as he sat in a patrol car, authorities said.
career to improvement for all san francisco i was shocked and disappointed that i was denied as simple cup of drip coffee because of the uniform i wear t protect it. as a person of color as an officer who had spent my career here i hope more people take th opportunity to positively engag with me and my fellow officers so we can build a safer city together pray despite how poorl this officer said he was treate last saturday, this progressive city is badly in need of more police. san francisco is down about 600 officers in dealing with the crime crisis. they found 46 percent of print san francisco is not a safe place to live or visit. thank you. late let s bring in la county district attorney and sheriff s deputy. we appreciate this. it is interesting because you look at this stuff and the officer who was in there, his name is vincent montello.
officials responded to the robberies by setting up what they call the organized retail crime task force including police officers from la, glendale, beverly hills, burbank, the california highway patrol and representatives from the la county s district attorney s office. they are investigating nine separate cases of flash mob style robberies, and the new arrests are related to four of those. the bad news for stores and customers is that the robberies continue and with dozens involved, 11 arrests may mark a start but also means that many more of these robbers are still on the loose and presumably, trace, planning their next targets for flash mobry. trace: indeed they are, jonathan thank you, bring in karl demaio and chef andrew gruel. gentlemen thank you pavement i want to put this up on the screen because this is the retail industry leaders association, he says quoting here as it relates to crime and organized retail crime california is truly in a league
a lot of lease chiliian gangs. trace: the la mayor karen bass said no angeline os should feel like it s unsafe to open a business in los angeles or los angeles county. that s to you chef. you re ace business owner, do you feel unsafe do you feel the people you know in the business world are unsafe. yeah, everybody feels that way. that s the thing, california hates entrepreneurs but love criminals so they re creating a whole new enterprise for the criminals but they re going to put the entrepreneurs out by way of fear. all restaurant tours are afraid because they have cash on hand and a ton of employees they have to take care of and they know it s coming to them and in the absent of consequences they obviously have to control their own situation and with the police not helping out, they don t know what to do. trace: i want to put this up because crime, we talked about abortion number one, crime last night, carl, was in the debate number seven, the seventh talked about. do you thin
focus. and fox news weather alert now. mudslides, swollen rivers, flooding, power outages. all that we expected following that tropical storm hillary that hit the southern california coast and on inland, pushed its way inland where there were many evacuations. it has been going on since yesterday. the first tropical storm to ever hit la county since 1939. the first in san diego ever. san diego mayor todd gloria. we re not used to this level of precipitation generally. certainly not in august. we re not built for this kind of rainfall. that s my main concern. harris: the storm is losing some steam and that s such a blessing. as it moves north and over more land as these storms do. we know on the east coast. we get them. hurricane hillary is now considered a post tropical