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Luis Bracamontes (born June 8, 1970) is a convicted murderer who killed two police officers in Northern California. On October 24, 2014, Bracamontes opened fire on three Sacramento metropolitan area sheriff's deputies, killing two and wounding the third, while a civilian was also wounded in the shooting.
Former security guard who killed women living or working on the streets [9] [120] [144] 36: Joseph Danks: Los Angeles: 1986-1990: 7: Murdered 6 homeless men in a month long killing spree, and strangled his cellmate after being convicted <ref"Man Gets Death Sentence for Killing Cellmate". Los Angeles Times. Apr 4, 1993. </ref> 37: Chester Turner ...
An officer shot and killed Cox when the suspect allegedly pointed the gun at him. [185] 1993-01-01: Arizpe, Fernando (21) Texas (Brownsville) Arizpe, driving an ATV, was killed when his vehicle collided with a Cameron County Sheriff's Office vehicle. Police alleged Arizpe was driving on the wrong side of the road and without headlights (the ...
The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office on Tuesday afternoon released video of a deputy fatally shooting a man who advanced toward deputies holding a knife during a March 23 deadly confrontation ...
A jury on Tuesday found a man guilty in the murder of a Sacramento County sheriff’s deputy at a Rancho Cordova auto parts store during a 2018 shootout.. The jury convicted Anton Paris, 44, on a ...
The Sheriff’s Office said Garcia retired in 2022, but he returned that same year as an “on-call” deputy assigned to Sacramento International Airport. Cooper said his heart is heavy for ...
In April 2017, a video of a Sacramento officer beating a jaywalker prompted a criminal investigation. [9] [10] On March 18, 2018, two Sacramento officers shot and killed Stephon Clark. During protests following the news that the officers would not be charged, Sacramento Police arrested 80 people, including a journalist.
The shooting occurred in a South Sacramento home in 2017. Sacramento County has paid $365,000 to settle a case in which a deputy shot a man in 2017 after mistaking a lighter for a weapon.