Los Angeles Sheriff’s Deputy Ambushed and Fatally Shot While Stopped at a Red Light

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Los Angeles Sheriff’s Deputy Ambushed and Fatally Shot While Stopped at a Red Light Sep. 17, 2023​

On Saturday, Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer, 30, was ambushed and shot in the head while sitting in his patrol car stopped at a red light near the station.

The New York Post reports:

Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer, 30, was discovered unconscious outside the Palmdale sheriff’s station at approximately 6 p.m., Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna said during a press conference late Saturday.
Clinkunbroomer was rushed nearly 10 miles away to Antelope Valley Medical Center in Lancaster, where he was listed in critical condition before he succumbed to his injury

Los Angeles Sheriff's Deputy Ambushed and Fatally Shot While Stopped at a Red Light | The Gateway Pundit | by Margaret Flavin

On Saturday, Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer, 30, was ambushed and shot in the head while sitting in his patrol car stopped at a red light near the station.

www.thegatewaypundit.com

 

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LASD deputy shot in patrol car​

 

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"She thought she felt safe because the police station was right there..."

She's never heard of... “fundamental principle of American law that a government and its agents are under no general duty to provide public services, such as police protection, to any individual citizen.”

 

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Salazar said her son was diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic about five years ago. He’d say he was hearing voices in his head, she said, and sometimes come home telling his parents or siblings that cars or people were following him in the streets.

At times, she said, he’d grow so upset that he would cover his ears with his hands, yell, or stick his head in a trash can to try to drown out the voices.
She said she’s called deputies at least twice to the Palmdale home in the past asking for help, when her son refused to take his medication and began to grow aggressive toward himself. But she said Cataneo Salazar had never hurt anyone before, and his aggression was always self-directed.
She said her son had been hospitalized in Sylmar in the past year and seemed to be doing better. He stopped taking his medication about 10 months ago, but she said he appeared to be “calm,” so she and his family didn’t press it.

Suspect in L.A. deputy killing heard voices, had attempted suicide, mother says

The suspect in the killing of a Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy was diagnosed with schizophrenia, heard voices and twice tried to kill himself, his mother told The Times.

www.latimes.com

 

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Salazar said her son was diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic about five years ago. He’d say he was hearing voices in his head, she said, and sometimes come home telling his parents or siblings that cars or people were following him in the streets.

At times, she said, he’d grow so upset that he would cover his ears with his hands, yell, or stick his head in a trash can to try to drown out the voices.
She said she’s called deputies at least twice to the Palmdale home in the past asking for help, when her son refused to take his medication and began to grow aggressive toward himself. But she said Cataneo Salazar had never hurt anyone before, and his aggression was always self-directed.
She said her son had been hospitalized in Sylmar in the past year and seemed to be doing better. He stopped taking his medication about 10 months ago, but she said he appeared to be “calm,” so she and his family didn’t press it.

Suspect in L.A. deputy killing heard voices, had attempted suicide, mother says

The suspect in the killing of a Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy was diagnosed with schizophrenia, heard voices and twice tried to kill himself, his mother told The Times.

www.latimes.com

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