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CA Cop Fatally Shoots 18-Year-Old Special Needs Girl After Family Calls For Medical HelpBy David EdwardsRaw Story Jun. 05, 2014 |
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 A California family says that a call to 911 to get medical assistance for an 18-year-old family member with special needs ended in tragedy when police showed up instead and killed her. Deputy Rebecca Rosenblatt told KNTV that San Mateo County sheriff’s deputies responded to reports that a violent female suspect was thought to be armed in Half Moon Bay. "Deputies arrived on scene," Rosenblatt explained to KRON. "Shortly thereafter there was a confrontation where the deputy was in fear for his life and as a result he fired his weapon." Read More |
