The murder suspect.
There ya go. This should be making big news soon.
An illegal?? In CA, most likely so.
The suspect, described as a “gang member type,”
Means Illegal ALien Gang Banger well known to the Authorities.
“the suspect opened fire with an automatic handgun”
HUH??? Automatic Handgun? please explain
The murder suspect.
I’m sure there will be lots of protests for the rule of law and the unfair policy this gang player initiated. /s
Gang busters need to be on duty 24/7 and a endless line of deportation buses ready it’s now or never to prevent the country from being a third world country cartels never sleep.
Obama and Soros celebrate.
Gang member. If foreign born, has he prior arrests.
If so, was he not deported due to a sanctuary city policy?
Did he use the Gun Show Loophole to get the Gun?
Never mind, there is no Gun Show Loophole in CA.
Private Transfers of Guns are Illegal, so I wonder what FFL sold him the Gun?
Let’s see, he got out of Prison two weeks ago, so he must have had to wait for the 10 Day Cooling Off Period we have in CA to take possession of the Gun.
Now I’m really confused. All these Laws in place and he still got a Gun? What’s up with that? Just because he’s a Criminal doesn’t mean he can just ignore the feel good Law.
Whittier Police Chief Jeff Piper identified the deceased officer as veteran officer Keith Boyer, of Whittier, and the wounded officer as Patrick Hazell, also of Whittier.
Boyer, a father and grandfather, was a couple years away from retirement, said Jeff McNeal, his friend and bandmate.
“He was genuinely the nicest guy you’d ever want to meet and he had a great joy of performing music and bringing smiles to people,” said McNeal, the lead vocalist and founder of the Temecula rock band Mrs. Jones’ Revenge. “He was proud of the work that he did and we were proud of the work that he did both on and off the stage.”
McNeal said Boyer was a lifelong resident of Whittier. The two met several years ago through a mutual friend and in 2014, when the band was in need of a drummer, McNeal gave Boyer a call.
“He was an exceptional musician,” McNeal said. “When he joined our band, he elevated us to a new level that wouldn’t have been possible. His skill was such that we were able to play more challenging, more difficult songs.”
Whittier police Officer John Scoggins said Boyer was the third in the city’s history to be killed in the line of duty.
The Dems own this one.
Heard this evening that 1,000 people gathered in Whittier, to pay tribute to the fallen officer.
Police Chief clearly and strongly blamed increase in violent crime, to voter passed propositions that reduce punishment, let bad guys out early etc.