On Wednesday, November 16, 2022, at 2:05 PM, officers in a marked Santa Ana Police unit conducted a traffic stop at 100 S. McClay Street of a vehicle occupied by three male adults. During the traffic stop, officers encountered a subject armed with a handgun and an officer-involved shooting occurred. The suspect sustained gunshot wounds to his upper torso. Orange County Fire Authority treated and transported the suspect to a local trauma center where he was pronounced deceased. The other two occupants and officers were not injured. The identification of the decedent is pending notification by the Orange County Coroner’s office.
Detectives recovered a firearm at the scene. As with all officer-involved shootings, an investigative team consisting of SAPD Homicide Detectives, Investigators from the Orange County District Attorney’s Office and the SAPD Internal Affairs Division responded to investigate.
Homicide detectives are requesting to speak with anyone with information regarding this case. Anyone with information on the case is asked to call SAPD Homicide Section detectives at (714) 245-8390, or Orange County Crime Stoppers at 1-855-TIP-OCCS.
Will Mayor Vicente Sarmiento’s sister sue the SAPD for this shooting too?
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Not a coherent statement by SAPD.
Hard to believe they have a full time press officer. I guess we will find out more details tomorrow.
The Mayor doesn’t have to sue, just file a claim, give risk management a kickback and keep the leftover!