A police officer tapes off the area around a bullet riddled car outside a home which was set on fire in Santa Monica, California
Credit: Reuters
Credit: Reuters
A woman gravely wounded by gunfire during Friday’s shooting rampage in Santa Monica, California, has a “grim prognosis” for recovery, Police Chief Jacqueline Seabrooks said on Saturday.
Five other people, including the gunman, died in the bloodshed that unfolded at about noon on Friday at a house connected to the suspect and culminated with the man being shot to death by police at a library on the Santa Monica College campus, Seabrooks told a news conference.
Seabrooks said the gunman had previously attended the school and was involved in an unspecified “contact” with law enforcement as a juvenile in 2006.
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