Coronado Shooting Results in Four Deaths
San Diego shooting causes four fatalities in the Coronado area.
Authorities arrived at the 1020 Park Place condo structure at around 2:20 a.m. in Coronado after receiving a call about reported gunshots. An adult male victim was found lying in the doorway of the building with a gunshot wound was found by officers when they arrived to the complex. It was confirmed by the officers that the adult male had no signs of life.
A sheriff’s SWAT team was called in by the Coronado police department. The team used a robot to go into the first floor of the building in order to spot out if an active shooter was inside. The SWAT team followed the robot continuing to search the first, second and third floors of the building.
Upon the search, three more bodies were found those of two men and one woman. All four victims had gunshot wounds. Two of the victims were identified as 25-year-old David Reis who was an F-18 pilot and his sister Karen who was a former student and volleyball player at UCSD. David’s neighbor Don Hubbard heard the gunshots saying “there were two shots…about a five-second pause and then five more”. The third victim was Reis’s roommate Bob Reeves who was a fellow Navy pilot. The last victim identified was a 31 year old Chula Vista resident where his relation to the other three victims is unclear. It is said that the Reis siblings were in downtown San Diego at a bar when they met someone new and brought him back to the condo to party with their roommate.
Details Surface About 4 Dead In Coronado Shooting, 10news.com, January 2, 2012
4 bodies found in Coronado condo, fox5sandiego.com, January 1, 2012
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