PALA BAND of MISSION INDIANS
Just over a week after Deputies were called to Pala on another matter that suspiciously made NO NEWS
On April 16, 2020, at approximately 10:22 PM, Valley Center Substation deputies were called to a hospital in Riverside County for a female juvenile gunshot victim.
Deputies quickly learned the incident occurred in the area of Sycamore Lane and Pala Temecula Road on the Pala Indian Reservation. The female victim was riding in a vehicle with her adult male boyfriend and his adult brother to a residence to meet a “Snapchat friend.” At some point, two male juveniles brandished firearms and began shooting at the victims in their car. The female sustained a gunshot wound to the chest. As the driver of the vehicle fled, both suspects continued shooting at the vehicle.
Just over a week after Deputies were called to Pala on another matter that suspiciously made NO NEWS
On April 16, 2020, at approximately 10:22 PM, Valley Center Substation deputies were called to a hospital in Riverside County for a female juvenile gunshot victim.
Deputies quickly learned the incident occurred in the area of Sycamore Lane and Pala Temecula Road on the Pala Indian Reservation. The female victim was riding in a vehicle with her adult male boyfriend and his adult brother to a residence to meet a “Snapchat friend.” At some point, two male juveniles brandished firearms and began shooting at the victims in their car. The female sustained a gunshot wound to the chest. As the driver of the vehicle fled, both suspects continued shooting at the vehicle.
Deputies located a crime scene at the above location and completed a consent search of a residence nearby. Two loaded handguns were located inside the residence and seized. Both the driver of the vehicle and the gunshot victim positively identified two male juveniles as the shooters. Currently, the gunshot victim’s injuries are not life threatening.
Both juvenile suspects were booked into Juvenile Hall for PC 182 (A) (1)- Conspiracy to commit crime (Felony), PC 664/187 (A)- Attempted murder, PC 245 (A) (2)- Assault with a firearm on person, PC 186.22 (A)- Participate in a criminal street gang, PC 12091 -Posses firearm with altered identification and PC 32310(a) -Posses large capacity magazine.
Did the Sheriffs Department due a gun powder test on the driver or the other adult passenger in the vehicle, did they search the vehicle for weapons or shell casings or drugs.
ReplyDeleteIf they didn't then they should be put on leave and investigated as to why they didn't investigate before arresting the two teenage boys.
It could very well be that the victims fired or showed a weapon before the teens fired on them.
Oh yeah, it must have been self defense! Lying in wait for the vehicle to arrive with weapons primed because the kids just knew that their Snapchat friends came to Pala with violent intent.
ReplyDeleteSo why didn't they call the sheriff's dept. or even Pala Security about the potential for violence? I know it is Pala Security's job to protect the corruption of the Pala EC and their minions, but still if you are worried about violence, arming yourself and lying in wait is probably not the best course of action.
Trust me it is a better choice than putting your life in the hands of Pala security.
ReplyDeleteThis ain't shit, just wait and see what happens when people find out that Smith and Nieto are cutting their per capita or no per capita at all.
ReplyDeleteThat's when the shoots will start ringing like bells for Sunday Mass.
Just hope that everyone knows who the targets are so no innocent people are hurt.