The gunman shot and wounded the officer then holed up in a vacant home, prompting an hours-long standoff that ended the following morning.
A police officer fires a tear gas canister into a Mountain View home Monday, Dec. 13, 2022, as officers try to get a suspect to come out. A man who shot and wounded a San Diego police officer following a car chase in a stolen vehicle was sentenced Friday to 47 years to life in state prison.
At around 1 a.m., one of the posts described being chased by police, with a message reading, “If you don’t hear back from me, this might be it. I’m going to go out dumping.” Garcia also pleaded guilty and was sentenced Friday in a separate attempted murder case, in which prosecutors say that about eight months before shooting the officer, Garcia shot at two rival gang members, striking one of them in the leg
“The impact of your actions on Dec. 12, 2022, have impacted my life in ways that you will never understand,” Hernandez said. “That night, you tried to take everything from me, but you failed.” Hernandez said he saw the SUV driver get out and run. He chased the man down a narrow corridor between two buildings.
The shooter then opened fire on Hernandez, with bullets striking the officer and entering a nearby apartment, though no one inside was struck. The shooter ran and hopped a fence, dropping his gun, which turned out to be an unserialized “ghost gun.”
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