Timeline of 9-hour Salinas barricade, shooting

AS FOR THE STANDOFF....IN ENDED IN A VIOLENT AND DEADLY END (NATS OF SHOTS FIRED) .. A DRAMATIC POLICE STANDOFF IN SALINAS COMES TO A DEADLY END.. <TINA NIETO // MONTEREY COUNTY SHERIFF// LAST PRESSER > 02:08 THE SUSPECT THAT WE TRIED TO GET TO PEACEFULLY SURRENDER, CONTINUED FIRING ON OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES, ENDANGERING BOTH THE FOLKS YOU SEE BEHIND ME THERE, THEIR OFFICERS AND THE PUBLIC. AND JUST MOMENTS AGO, THE SUSPECT WAS FATALLY SHOT. 02:26 A VIOLENT END TO A DAY THAT STARTED WITH GUNFIRE IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD...... <PATRICIA SCHNOOR // NEIGHBOR OF GUNMAN > 24:07 IT WAS LIKE A WAR ZONE THIS MORNING STARTING WHEN I WOKE UP 2:10 ABOUT 7 THIS MORNING A MONTEREY COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPUTY ARRIVED ON SUN STREET TO ISSUE AN EVICTION NOTICE.. IT DID NOT GO SMOOTHLY, AND HE CALLED FOR BACKUP. JUST BEFORE 9-AM , THE SHOOTING BEGAN.. <PATRICIA SCHNOOR // NEIGHBOR OF GUNMAN > 25:15 YES, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, AND THEN CONTINUOUSLY, LIKE CHAIN GUNFIRE AND I BELIEVE THAT'S WHEN THE OFFICER WAS SHOT :22 A MONTEREY COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPUTY SHOT.. MULTIPLE TIMES.. <TINA NIETO // MONTEREY COUNTY SHERIFF// SECOND TO LAST PRESSER > 02:33 OUR UNITS, SALINAS UNITS ACTUALLY DID AN OFFICER RESCUE. THE OFFICER WAS TRANSPORTED THEN TO NATIVIDAD. 02:40 <TINA NIETO // MONTEREY COUNTY SHERIFF// SECOND TO LAST PRESSER > 02:53 HE WILL SURVIVE. BUT HE'S GOING TO HAVE A LONG RECOVERY, 02:57 THIS PICTURE SHOWS THE DEPUTY BEING CARRIED OUT.. TAKEN BY A LOCAL BUSINESS OWNER WHO SAW IT ALL UNFOLD.. <JOANNA PALOMO // MANAGER AT RMG BATTERIES > 4:52 I STEP OUT OF MY SHOP AND THE POLICE OFFICERS AT LEAST AT LEAST 7,8 POLICE OFFICERS SHOW UP AND THEY'RE DRAGGING THE SHERIFF OR POLICE OFFICER OUT :03 OF THE PREMISES :05 THAT'S WHEN THE GUNFIRE STARTED 5:07 ..GUNFIRE THAT PROMPTED A SHELTER IN PLACE ORDER FOR NEIGHBORS AND BUSINESSES.. LASTING ALMOST ALL DAY.. BY 5PM THE GUNMAN WAS STILL BARRICADED INSIDE.. AND SHOTS WERE STILL BEING EXCHANGED.. YOU CAN HEAR IT HAPPENING DURING OUR LIVE 5PM NEWCAST... <FELIX 5PM LIVE SHOT> 00:06 "WE'RE STANDING OVER HERE DAN AND I CAN HEAR SEVERAL GUNSHOTS THAT JUST RATTLED OFF, LITERALLY JUST BEHIND THE SMART& FINAL.. I STILL HEAR THE GUNFIRE GOING OFF... MULTIPLE SHOTS.. MULTIPLE SHOTS ARE BEING DISCHARGED RIGHT NOW.. 00:25 ..IT HAS STOPPED.. NOPE, THERE THEY GO AGAIN. 00:27 .. AND JUST AFTER 6- PM.. SHERIFF NIETO ANNOUNCED THAT THE GUNMAN WAS DEAD.. SHOT BY OFFICERS.. <TINA NIETO // MONTEREY COUNTY SHERIFF// LAST PRESSER > 02:35 WE WANTED IT TO END PEACEFULLY. UNFORTUNATELY, OUR JOB IS TOUGH AND THERE'S A LOT OF THINGS GOING ON IN THIS WORLD. AND SOMETIMES IT DOESN'T END THE WAY THAT WE WOULD PRAY IT WOULD AND THE WAY WE WOULD WANT IT TO. 02:49 AS OF RIGHT NOW.. VERY LITTLE INFORMATION IS BEING RELEASED.. ON THE DEPUTY WHO WAS SHOT OR THE GUNMAN.. BUT THIS IS AN ONGOING INVESTIGATION.. REPORTING IN SALINAS....ARIANA JASO....KSBW ACTION NEWS EIGHT SUNRISE. #### THE NAME OF THE WOUNDED DEPUTY HAS NOT YET BEEN RELEASED.... BUT WE DO KNOW HE IS 40 YEARS OLD... A 17 YEAR VETERAN OF THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE. HE WAS RUSHED FROM THE SCENE TO NATIVIDAD'S TRAUMA CENTER... WHERE HE UNDERW

Timeline of Salinas barricade, shooting: At 7:49 a.m., Monterey County Sheriff’s Deputy received a routine call for service and responded to an apartment on East Market Street, near Sun St. to serve an eviction notice. At 7:56 a.m., the deputy asked for additional units to respond to his location. It was not an emergency situation at that point. At 8:46 a.m., shots were fired, and the deputy was hit multiple times by the suspect. Multiple local agencies then responded to the officer down call. At 9:53 a.m., a shelter-in-place order was put in effect. Monterey County Sheriff’s Deputies and Salinas Police Officers did an officer rescue, and the officer was transported to Natividad. At 5 p.m., Monterey County Sheriff, Tina Nieto said the situation was still ongoing, was not resolved yet and that law enforcement continued to work to resolve the standoff peacefully. Nieto said the suspect was barricaded in a building, armed and dangerous. At 6:02 p.m., during the last press conference, Sheriff Nieto announced that the gunman was fatally shot. “The suspect that we tried to get to peacefully surrender, continued firing on our law enforcement agencies, endangering both the folks you see behind me there, their officers and the public. And just moments ago, the suspect was fatally shot,” said Nieto. Around 8 p.m., the shelter-in-place order was lifted. The name of the suspect involved in the standoff has not been released yet. Federal, state and local law enforcement assisted in the incident alongside the Monterey County Sheriff's Office. Agents from the FBI San Francisco Field Office are supporting the incident. Support included deploying specialty teams — crisis negotiators, SWAT and Evidence Response Teams. Status of injured deputy: The officer was taken into surgery and is expected to survive. Nieto said they’re not releasing the name of the deputy at this time, out of respect for his family. The injured deputy is 40 years of age and a 17-year veteran with the Sheriff’s Office.

SALINAS, Calif. —

Timeline of Salinas barricade, shooting:

At 7:49 a.m., Monterey County Sheriff’s Deputy received a routine call for service and responded to an apartment on East Market Street, near Sun St. to serve an eviction notice.
At 7:56 a.m., the deputy asked for additional units to respond to his location. It was not an emergency situation at that point.
At 8:46 a.m., shots were fired, and the deputy was hit multiple times by the suspect.
Multiple local agencies then responded to the officer down call.
At 9:53 a.m., a shelter-in-place order was put in effect.
Monterey County Sheriff’s Deputies and Salinas Police Officers did an officer rescue, and the officer was transported to Natividad.
At 5 p.m., Monterey County Sheriff, Tina Nieto said the situation was still ongoing, was not resolved yet and that law enforcement continued to work to resolve the standoff peacefully. Nieto said the suspect was barricaded in a building, armed and dangerous.
At 6:02 p.m., during the last press conference, Sheriff Nieto announced that the gunman was fatally shot. “The suspect that we tried to get to peacefully surrender, continued firing on our law enforcement agencies, endangering both the folks you see behind me there, their officers and the public. And just moments ago, the suspect was fatally shot,” said Nieto.
Around 8 p.m., the shelter-in-place order was lifted.
The name of the suspect involved in the standoff has not been released yet.

Federal, state and local law enforcement assisted in the incident alongside the Monterey County Sheriff's Office. Agents from the FBI San Francisco Field Office are supporting the incident. Support included deploying specialty teams — crisis negotiators, SWAT and Evidence Response Teams.

Status of injured deputy:

The officer was taken into surgery and is expected to survive.
Nieto said they’re not releasing the name of the deputy at this time, out of respect for his family.
The injured deputy is 40 years of age and a 17-year veteran with the Sheriff’s Office.

Timeline of 9-hour Salinas barricade, shooting

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