Three individuals tragically lost their lives, while five others sustained injuries during a shooting incident at a biker bar in Southern California. The Orange County Sheriff’s Department swiftly responded, with the gunman eventually being killed by deputies, as reported by the AP. Cook’s Corner, located in rural Trabuco Canyon, Orange County, has long been a beloved gathering spot for motorcycle enthusiasts who appreciate live music, open-mic nights, and a refreshing beer after a ride. Law enforcement arrived at the scene within minutes of the initial reports and promptly engaged in a gunfight with the shooter, according to Orange County Sheriff’s Sgt. Frank Gonzalez.
Authorities from the Orange County and Ventura Police Departments have identified the gunman as a retired police officer from the Ventura Police Department. Department Cmdr. Mike Brown was informed about the shooter’s previous employment from 1986 to 2014. Although Orange County authorities have not released specific details about the incident or the gunman, including his name, they plan to hold a news conference later today. At the scene, four individuals, including the shooter, were pronounced dead, while six others were transported to Providence Mission Hospital, a trauma center in Mission Viejo. Among the injured, five suffered gunshot wounds, with two remaining in critical condition.
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