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Man Dies in Fullerton Stabbing
The Fullerton Police Department is investigating the fatal stabbing of a 36-year-old man.
Police said they received reports of an attack in the 4000 block of West Valencia Drive Jan. 23 about 11:30 p.m. They discovered the victim in the 200 block of South Turner Avenue, which is adjacent to West Valencia Drive.
First responders attempted to help the victim, but he was pronounced dead at a local trauma center.
Fullerton Police Department public information officer Cpl. Billy Phu said the victim had “multiple stab wounds throughout” his body.
As of Jan. 25, there was no new information available about the investigation. Police are also still unaware of the motive.
. Orange County sheriff officials are investigating whether an off-duty employee was at the U.S. Capitol riot in Washington, D.C. earlier this month.
The employee – who has not been identified publicly – is cooperating with the probe, according to a Sheriff’s Department spokeswoman.
“The Department is investigating the employee’s possible attendance and if so, participation,” said Carrie Braun, the department’s spokeswoman, in response to questions from Voice of OC.
“We received one report [of] an OCSD employee who may have been present at the rally in DC,” Braun said. As of Tuesday morning, she said it was unclear if the employee was at the Capitol during the riot, or if they went to the rally but did not go to the Capitol.
Neighbors say Fullerton police should be held accountable for shooting
Donna Chadwick, Hector Hernandez’ mother-in -law, puts her head down as the Fullerton City Council hears remarks Tuesday about Hernandez, who was shot and killed by a Fullerton police officer.
(Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
Dec. 17, 2020 2:57 PM PT
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Bill Brown could only watch as his friend was shot to death by a Fullerton police officer in his front yard.
Powerless at the time, now Brown, neighbors and friends are working to hold the Fullerton Police Department and Officer Jonathan Ferrell accountable for the death of Hector Hernandez.
The group has held protests and attended City Council meetings to get the attention of city leaders.