UPDATED: One injured in Moreno Valley officer-involved shooting

UPDATED 6/13/2016 12:00 p.m. With press release from sheriff’s department and additional photographs from scene and hospital. (All new photographs by William Hayes / LoudLabsNews – LLN)

 

UPDATED: 6/12/2016 3:45 a.m. With photographs from scene – Miguel Shannon / Epicenter News

 

An unidentified deputy stands guard on the perimeter of the officer involved shooting. Miguel Shannon / Epicenter News photo

An unidentified deputy stands guard on the perimeter of the officer involved shooting. Miguel Shannon / Epicenter News photo

MORENO VALLEY – An early morning officer involved shooting occurred at about 2 a.m. in Moreno Valley.

“A deputy from the Moreno Valley Police Station was on routine patrol in the area of Canyonstone Drive and Stonebridge Court, within the city of Moreno Valley,” Riverside Sheriff’s Public Information Officer Deputy Armando Munoz explained in a press release about the shooting incident.

As the deputy was patrolling the residential neighborhood, he “observed a stolen vehicle being driven by a male adult,” Munoz said.

The driver, who has not been identified, reportedly parked the stolen vehicle and began walking towards a residence in the 15300 block of Canyonstone Drive. “The officer made contact with the male and an officer-involved shooting occurred,” according to Munoz.

The deputy immediately put out an 11-99 (shots fired – officer needs emergency assistance) call and requested CDF and AMR personnel to the scene to assist the man who was shot.

Within moments of the emergency call for help officers and deputies from multiple other surrounding stations and agencies began converging into the area and quickly established a perimeter around the location.

A deputy stands in the doorway of a residence where the officer involved shooting occurred. Miguel Shannon / Epicenter News photo

A deputy stands in the doorway of a residence where the officer involved shooting occurred. Miguel Shannon / Epicenter News photo

The deputy requested other responding deputies to bring trauma bags and a gunshot wound kit for the man who was struck by gunfire.

AMR and CDF personnel were on scene within minutes and were working on the subject who was struck by one or more bullets, as countless law enforcement officers were still converging on the scene.

At about 2:20 a.m., paramedics transported the man who had been struck by gunfire to a local area hospital. The wounded subject arrived at the hospital seven minutes later, at 2:27 a.m. “He was treated for non-life threatening injuries,” Munoz explained.

Deputies search for evidence related to the officer involved shooting. Miguel Shannon / Epicenter News

Deputies search for evidence related to the officer involved shooting. Miguel Shannon / Epicenter News

By 2:37 a.m., the sheriff’s Mobile Command Center had been set up nearby at an undisclosed location.

Sheriff’s officials later stated one deputy was involved in the non-fatal shooting.

“The deputy involved was not injured and has been placed on administrative leave per Department policy,” Munoz said.

The involved deputy’s name was not released.

Investigators from the Riverside County Sheriff’s Departments Central Homicide Unit responded and assumed the investigation.

This is an active and on-going investigation. The Moreno Valley Police Department encourages anyone with information regarding the incident to contact Central Homicide Investigator Posson at (951) 955-2777 or Investigator Vasquez at (951) 486-6700. Callers can refer to incident file number MV161640049 and can remain anonymous. Citizens may also submit a tip using the Sheriff’s CrimeTips online form.

Miguel Shannon / Epicenter News

Miguel Shannon / Epicenter News

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One comment

  • I live across the street less than a minute after I heard 5 to 8 shots fired But, inside my house it sounded like someone banging on my door I got up went to my door to see nobody I heard a commotion out side and walked to my drive way and seen an officer with his gun draw screaming at at what sounded as females to step out of the house and get on the ground. several times the officer repeated this and I also heard don’t touch anything. After all that I went inside and closed the door I though it might have been a drive bye or a walk bye shooter. Personal it doesn’t take 5 to 8 shots to bring a man down even if your a trained officer walking in-to the unknow