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The California Department of Justice will investigate Friday's fatal police shooting at a Fremont senior living center, Attorney General Rob Bonta announced on Monday.The shooting happened at Aegis Living on Walnut Avenue at about 3:38 on Friday, after the Fremont Police Department said an armed man with a duffel bag had been holding two hostages in a meeting room at the center.An Aegis Living spokesperson told CBS News Bay Area that the person arrived at the center armed "following a family dispute." "Multiple police officers responded and located the suspect holding an apparent firearm," police said a press release on Friday. "During the interaction, an officer-involved shooting occurred." Police said that after examining the suspect's weapon, investigators contacted the state DOJ's Police Shooting Investigation Team to take over the investigation.
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The California Department of Justice will investigate Friday's fatal police shooting at a Fremont senior living center, Attorney General Rob Bonta announced on Monday.The shooting happened at Aegis Living on Walnut Avenue at about 3:38 on Friday, after the Fremont Police Department said an armed man with a duffel bag had been holding two hostages in a meeting room at the center.An Aegis Living spokesperson told CBS News Bay Area that the person arrived at the center armed "following a family dispute." "Multiple police officers responded and located the suspect holding an apparent firearm," police said a press release on Friday. "During the interaction, an officer-involved shooting occurred." Police said that after examining the suspect's weapon, investigators contacted the state DOJ's Police Shooting Investigation Team to take over the investigation.
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