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A new report examining law enforcement’s response to a mass shooting at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks reveals significant flaws in interagency communications and the tactical approach to the 2018 attack. Ventura County Sheriff Bill Ayub commissioned the 86-page report, which also detailed a 911 system that was overloaded by reports of the shooting on Nov. 7, 2018. For the record: 12:45 PM, Mar. 18, 2021An earlier version of this article said that an off-duty Ventura County sheriff’s deputy and two other off-duty officers who were inside the Borderline bar were armed. Only th...

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (KABC) -- A new report on the deadly mass shooting at the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand concludes that "we will likely never know the true motivation behind the attack." The Ventura County Sheriff's department on Wednesday released an 88-page after action report on the Nov. 7, 2018 attack. The report does not mention the name of the lone gunman, 28-year-old Ian David Long. Long did not leave a note or manifesto, and his digital footprint was minimal, according to investigators. He did make a 911 call from inside the bar, but never spoke. Thirteen people died in th...

An internal probe of the police response to the 2018 mass shooting in Southern California found gaps in communication between responding agencies. In this 2018 file photo, firefighters raised a U.S flag outside Los Robles Hospital in the city of Thousand Oaks to honor Sgt. Ron Helus, who was killed by the gunman who opened fired inside the Borderline Bar & Grill. (Photo courtesy of Lourise Hodges) VENTURA, Calif. (CN) — Law enforcement’s response to a deadly 2018 mass shooting at a Southern California bar was plagued by poor communication between agencies, according to a Ventura County Sh...

10 Mar 2021 Rep. Mike Thompson (D-CA) claimed Wednesday that 90 percent of Americans support the universal background check gun control he introduced last week. Thompson’s bill, H.R. 8, “Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2021” expands retail point-of-sale checks to private sales as well, thereby criminalizing all private gun sales performed without an FBI background check. While the bill is called “bipartisan,” of its 210 cosponsors, only three are Republicans: Brian Fitzpatrick (PA), Chris Smith (NJ), and Fred Upton (MI). All Republican cosponsors have histories of supporting gu...

A final report on the deadly Borderline Bar and Grill attack in Ventura County in 2018 which left 12 people dead calls for a number of planning and