San Bernardino County officials said in a news release that “detectives learned the suspect made several disparaging remarks about a rainbow flag that stood outside the store before shooting Carleton.”
San Bernardino County, California, sheriff’s deputies fatally shot an armed man Friday suspected of killing the owner of a local clothing store he disparaged for displaying an LGBTQ Pride flag.
Her killer, who was armed with a handgun, fled on foot, sheriff’s officials said. A short time later, deputies confronted the suspected gunman near Rouse Ranch Road and Torrey Road and shot him, The man, who has not been identified, died at the scene. Deputies were not injured in the incident. Robin Lyles, a close friend of Carleton, owns a store called the Lake House located on the same street as Mag.Pi. On Friday, Lyles was in the Lake House when a panicked customer ran inside and told her to close her store because a gunman had just shot her friend.
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