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There are no words : Community devastated after San Bernardino Co. deputy shot, killed by motorcyclist
Vaca leaves behind a wife and two young daughters, ages 11 and 4 months.
Those who knew Vaca described him as a respected and well-liked colleague. His family tells me off-camera, that he lived for his family and his work. There are no words, says SEBA president SB County Sergeant Grant Ward.
Holding back tears, he shares that Vaca was generally a quiet man, who liked to listen. But once he got to know you, he was off and running.
We re waiting to learn more about the 29-year-old man who was on the bike. After he shot Vaca, he exchanged gunfire with the other deputies, investigators say. The motorcyclist ultimately died in the shooting.
A Scottish infantry unit is to support the funeral of HRH Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, this Saturday. The Catterick-based 4th Battalion, The Royal Regiment of Scotland (4 SCOTS), known as the Highlanders, are set to take a key role in proceedings in and around Windsor Castle.
Music will be just one of the ways they will mark the occasion, with Pipe Major Colour Sergeant Peter Grant, 33, set to play at St. George’s Chapel. Colour Sergeant Grant, of Braemar, Aberdeenshire, said: “I will be thinking of HM The Queen during this difficult time for her. I am looking forward to being involved because it is such an honour for me to perform this role.