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Posted on: January 13, 2019 at 15:06:34 CT
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Gunman accused of killing 22-year-old California officer identified
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KCRA Updated: 10:07 PM EST Jan 12, 2019
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Officials identify gunman accused of killing Davis officer
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DAVIS, Calif. (KCRA) —
The man who authorities say ambushed and killed California police Officer Natalie Corona has been identified.
Kevin Douglas Limbaugh, 48, was identified Saturday as the shooting suspect by the Yolo County Sheriff’s Office deputy coroner.
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Limbaugh ambushed Corona on Thursday night as she was responding to a three-vehicle crash on Fifth Street between C and D streets in downtown Davis, Davis Police Chief Darren Pytel said Friday. Witnesses reported that he stayed in the shadows as Corona processed the crash scene.
As Corona was helping drivers involved in the crash, Limbaugh rode up to the scene on a bicycle and then opened fire on the 22-year-old officer, authorities said.
| MORE | Davis police chief describes the attack that killed Officer Natalie Corona
Around 1 a.m. Friday, Limbaugh was found dead in a downtown Davis home with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Kevin Douglas Limbaugh, 48
Davis police spokesman Paul Doroshov said it remained unclear Saturday if Limbaugh planned to shoot Corona or if the shooting was a crime of opportunity.
Authorities also found a letter inside Limbaugh's home that was apparently written by him.
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🚨BREAKING: This is the letter Davis police say Kevin Limbaugh left after shooting and killing Ofc. Natalie Corona then killing himself.
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“When the investigators got into the house where the suspect was, they found a letter, open-face, on the bed. We can only speculate that it was there to be seen immediately," Doroshov said.
Limbaugh had previous contact with Davis police, but "he wasn’t on the radar as someone who was continuously calling in, expressing hate for us," Doroshov said.
Court documents obtained by KCRA 3 detail Limbaugh’s recent criminal history.
In September 2018, Limbaugh was charged with battery with serious injury, according to Yolo County Superior Court records. He was convicted a month later and became prohibited from owning a firearm.
“When it got to court, it was pled out to a misdemeanor. This is common. He had no criminal record,” Doroshov said.
He then became prohibited from owning a firearm.
On Nov. 9, 2018, Limbaugh turned over a Bushmaster AR-15 semiautomatic rifle to the Davis Police Department, records show. That same document states that a review of the Automated Firearms System revealed no guns registered to Limbaugh.
Still, the man accused of killing Corona managed to get two semi-automatic handguns and multiple magazines of ammunition to carry out his attack. Detectives are working to figure out where the weapons came from.
“As far as the firearms that we have found, as far as we know, he has no firearms registered to him at this time,” Doroshov said.
and here is the last paragraph:
Corona started at the Davis Police Department in 2016 as a part-time employee. She had finished the academy in July and completed the field training just before Christmas."
learn to read, derp-flake.
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Gunman accused of killing 22-year-old California officer identified
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KCRA Updated: 10:07 PM EST Jan 12, 2019
KCRA Staff
Officials identify gunman accused of killing Davis officer
by KCRA / KQCA US
SharePlay Video
SHOW TRANSCRIPT
DAVIS, Calif. (KCRA) —
The man who authorities say ambushed and killed California police Officer Natalie Corona has been identified.
Kevin Douglas Limbaugh, 48, was identified Saturday as the shooting suspect by the Yolo County Sheriff’s Office deputy coroner.
Advertisement
Limbaugh ambushed Corona on Thursday night as she was responding to a three-vehicle crash on Fifth Street between C and D streets in downtown Davis, Davis Police Chief Darren Pytel said Friday. Witnesses reported that he stayed in the shadows as Corona processed the crash scene.
As Corona was helping drivers involved in the crash, Limbaugh rode up to the scene on a bicycle and then opened fire on the 22-year-old officer, authorities said.
| MORE | Davis police chief describes the attack that killed Officer Natalie Corona
Around 1 a.m. Friday, Limbaugh was found dead in a downtown Davis home with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
WESH-TV
Yolo County
Kevin Douglas Limbaugh, 48
Davis police spokesman Paul Doroshov said it remained unclear Saturday if Limbaugh planned to shoot Corona or if the shooting was a crime of opportunity.
Authorities also found a letter inside Limbaugh's home that was apparently written by him.
View image on Twitter
View image on Twitter
Emily Maher
@KCRAEmily
🚨BREAKING: This is the letter Davis police say Kevin Limbaugh left after shooting and killing Ofc. Natalie Corona then killing himself.
23
6:46 PM - Jan 12, 2019
71 people are talking about this
Twitter Ads info and privacy
“When the investigators got into the house where the suspect was, they found a letter, open-face, on the bed. We can only speculate that it was there to be seen immediately," Doroshov said.
Limbaugh had previous contact with Davis police, but "he wasn’t on the radar as someone who was continuously calling in, expressing hate for us," Doroshov said.
Court documents obtained by KCRA 3 detail Limbaugh’s recent criminal history.
In September 2018, Limbaugh was charged with battery with serious injury, according to Yolo County Superior Court records. He was convicted a month later and became prohibited from owning a firearm.
“When it got to court, it was pled out to a misdemeanor. This is common. He had no criminal record,” Doroshov said.
He then became prohibited from owning a firearm.
On Nov. 9, 2018, Limbaugh turned over a Bushmaster AR-15 semiautomatic rifle to the Davis Police Department, records show. That same document states that a review of the Automated Firearms System revealed no guns registered to Limbaugh.
Still, the man accused of killing Corona managed to get two semi-automatic handguns and multiple magazines of ammunition to carry out his attack. Detectives are working to figure out where the weapons came from.
“As far as the firearms that we have found, as far as we know, he has no firearms registered to him at this time,” Doroshov said.
and here is the last paragraph:
Corona started at the Davis Police Department in 2016 as a part-time employee. She had finished the academy in July and completed the field training just before Christmas."
learn to read, derp-flake.
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