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San Jose Shooting Victims Remembered As Dedicated VTA Employees - Los Gatos, CA - Employees who lost their lives were honored by transit agency officials and colleagues at a news briefing Thursday.
First Published: 10:00 AM PDT, May 27, 2021 President Biden called the deadly massacre a “horrific tragedy,” and in a statement said “enough.” He called on Congress to take immediate action on gun control legislation. To honor the victims, the president had flags flown at half-mast, CBS said. Nine victims killed in a deadly mass shooting at a light rail yard in San Jose, California, have been identified. The latest victim, who was hospitalized in critical condition, died late Wednesday, a report said The victims in the VTA mass shooting ranged in age from 29 to 63, CBS News reported....
Timothy Michael Romo, age 49 Michael Joseph Rudometkin, age 40 Abdolvahab Alaghmandan, age 63 Alex Ward Fritch, age 49 Those killed were employees who had been bus and light rail operators, mechanics, linemen and an assistant superintendent over the course of their careers. One had worked for the agency since 1999. Singh worked as a light rail train driver for just under a decade, The Associated Press reported. He had a wife, two small children and many family members, cousin Bagga Singh told The AP. "We heard that he chose the people to shoot, but I don't know why they chose him because ...
It's getting hot in here Laura L. Davis, USA TODAY © Felipe Dana, AP In this Aug. 16, 2019 file photo, icebergs float away as the sun rises near Kulusuk, Greenland. According to a study released on Thursday, Aug. 20, 2020, Greenland lost a record amount of ice during an extra warm 2019, with the melt massive enough to cover California in more than four feet of water. Could Earth's temperature hit the limit of the Paris climate agreement? Chicago is changing its policy on foot chases following fatal shootings by police. And scientists thought this tortoise had been extinct ...
Paysonâs police chief is confident three officers involved in a fatal shooting last week will be back to work soon. Chief Ron Tischer said they could be back as early as this week if a preliminary internal investigation shows the officers acted within the departmentâs protocols, they have met with a psychologist and they feel they are up to returning to duty. Sgt. Justin Deaton and officers Jirhod Brennan and Max Farren were all put on administrative leave following the fatal shooting of Michael Romo, 28, on Jan. 4. âAn initial review of the facts show that the officers did not...