Also breaking, this man, mason james lira, the man wanted in connection with the shooting of a deputy in san luis county has been shot in a shootout with police. It happened at paso robles in the last hour. Unclear what his condition is at this point. Several officers are hurt. Investigators say he went on a shooting spree early yesterday morning when he started shooting at the Paso Robles Police department building. The deputy who responded to that call shot in the face. Investigators also discovered a body nearby at the amtrak station and they believe lira is linked to that as well. Were getting new information about the air force sergeant suspected of kifflling local sheriffs deputy. Steven carrillo will be in court tomorrow. We obtained the Court Documents that reveal how he staged that attack. Robert handa joins us with more. Reporter when Steven Carrillo shows up in court tomorrow, he will face 19 charges. But the ongoing federal investigation in oakland could push the legal stak
Walking around the metal detectors inside of the facility the morning of june 154th. A Security Guard looked on as it happened. This was common for arriving ups workers because they were used for screen workers levering the building. They were installed following another ups workplace shooting in alabama in 2014. Police saw lam had two stolen guns on him at the time of the shooting. He killed three of his coworkers before turning the gun on himself. Officers also found a backpack on the scene containing one box of ammunition. San Francisco Police are still trying to determine why specific employees were targeted during this rampage and seized a journal that lam kentucky at his home in the district of San Francisco, as well as computer as they continue this investigation. An important warning for anyone that goes to the gym, police are looking for a thief who is targeting small Fitness Studios across the bay area. Police say the man steals peoples wallets while in class and uses stolen
We sat down with the man in charge of californias Highway Patrol to get some answers, we want to warn you, that some of the pictures in this story can be hard to watch. These photos show the aftermath on a traffic stop west of the truckee, 58yearold truck driver unconscious, his hands still cuffed behind his back during a traffic stop. After he stopped breathing, he had to be flown to a Level One Trauma Center because he refused to sign an invalid traffic ticket. Even two years after the near fatal incident, the berkeley resident could not talk about it. The public records clearly speak to what happened. After four years of litigation, the state recently settled out of court, costing taxpayers more than 2. 1 million. 1. 7 million of that going to his family. Thats not all, we reviewed state records for similar lawsuits alleging mistreatment at the hands of Highway Patrol officers. In the last ten years, 45 cases costing taxpayers more than 25 million. Some included no by the state of c
Morning to hear this anticipated but still sad and shocking news. Absolutely right, brian. Anticipated. Expected. Predictable but painful nonetheless. As i look around, the crowds here have grown to maybe 400 or 500 people. Mainly South Africans who were born after the birth of democracy. The socalled born frees who have no memory of the darkest years of ar par tide. They are singing and celebrating his life rather than mourning his death because, of course, his death was not in any way surprising coming almost six months to the day since he was admitted to hospital with very serious respiratory illness. People here celebrating his life, life of the man perhaps the world respects and reveres. Nelson mandela said, himself, im not a saint but a sinner who keeps on trying. Nevertheless, there is perhaps no one in this world who in the modern age has been more revered and more respected and because of that, what he gave South Africans, because of the free nation that was born under his pre
California s Atria Senior Living community is opening an internal investigation after two elderly people living in different facilities died within days of each other this week.