*Press Conference* Sheriff Villanueva & Officials Provide Updates on the Shooting at Los Angeles County Fire Station 81
Who: Sheriff Alex Villanueva, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department; Captain Jose Mendoza, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department; Chief Daryl Osby, Los Angeles County Fire Department; Kathryn Barger, 5
th District Supervisor; Palmdale Mayor Steven D. Hofbauer and Santa Clarita Mayor Bill Miranda.
What: Sheriff Alex Villanueva and additional officials will discuss the circumstances surrounding the investigation of a shooting that occurred at Fire Station 81 and the search for the suspect.
On Tuesday, June 1, 2021, at approximately 10:53 a.m., Palmdale Station received a call regarding a gunshot victim at Fire Station 81.
When: Tuesday, June 1, 2021 at 3:00 p.m.
Where: Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 150
19190 Golden Valley Rd, Canyon Country, CA 91387
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Media parking: News Media representatives must park across the street from the fire station in the shopping center parking lot. Please do not park at the fire station. The station still needs to have room to respond to calls for service.
*Until further notice, please follow County COVID-19 safety guidelines*
News media representatives are reminded that parking restrictions apply to their vehicles. These restrictions are subject to enforcement at any time by local parking enforcement agencies or officials. The most important safety-related components pertain to fire department or other emergency access and vehicle or pedestrian safety, to include use of the sidewalk and ingress or egress of the property. It is unlawful to block driveways, create blind spots for motorists or pedestrians, and obstruct stairwells, fire hydrants, crosswalks, handicap access points or other pedestrian thoroughfares or walkways. Media representatives should consider all of these safety factors when making their decisions on where or how to park their vehicles. Placement of equipment and overhead clearance for satellite or other antennas should also be considered. For questions or concerns, contact the Sheriff’s Information Bureau at (213) 229-1850.
The information contained in this advisory is extended to accredited, subscribing media outlets only. Please do not forward this advisory or share details with non-media parties prior to the event. For questions, please contact the Sheriff's Information Bureau at 213-229-1850.
