A son threated his elderly parents in a San Carlos-area neighborhood Wednesday, causing an officer to fire at the suspect.
SAN DIEGO – At least one San Diego Police Department officer opened fire on a suspect at a San Carlos-area home late Wednesday afternoon, leaving him with wounds of undetermined severity, authorities reported.
The law enforcement shooting in the 6500 block of Bonnie View Drive took place about 4:30 p.m., according to police. Details on the extent of the suspect’s injuries and the events that led to the gunfire were not immediately available, SDPD Officer Darius Jamsetjee said. UPDATE: I’m told a 60-year-old man threatened his elderly parents with a firearm. The 91-year-old father called police, saying his son was also suicidal. Officers tried to approach but the suspect had a gun which he pointed at police. One officer fired at least one shot.
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