 edicts, people could make an informed choice then.

Asking the council every time you get a box because you can't eat part of the food that's supposed to feed you every week puts an unreasonable amount of pressure on the local councils, as well as being unfair for the people involved who are shielding.Deonte Murray was identified as the suspect in the shooting of two Los Angeles County Sheriff deputies in Compton on Saturday, September 13, 2020.
The Los Angeles County District Attorney announced September 30 Murray, 36, was charged in the shooting of the two deputies, Claudia Apolinar and her 24-year-old male partner, who has not been identified. Both deputies have been released from the hospital. Murray, whose full name is Deonte Lee Murray, was arrested in the days following the ambush for a carjacking in Lynwood.
Officials described the attack on the protesters as an ambush. Authorities released video of the shooting, which showed a male walk up to their patrol car, point a gun and flee.
Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva detailed the shooting on two of his deputies at a press conference, and said he sees the ambush as a part of a growing trend of violence toward law enforcement.
The department is stretched thin between response to protests, fires and other calls. Now, he said, deputies will also be watching their backs for unprovoked attacks.
Deonte Murray is 36 years old.
The Two LASD deputies, a man and a woman, were shot multiple times while sitting in their patrol vehicle outside a train station. They were rushed to a hospital for emergency surgery, where they were in critical condition Saturday night and in stable condition Sunday. The woman is a 31-year-old mother of a 6-year-old boy and the man is 24. They were both sworn in just 14 months ago, according to Sheriff Alex Villanueva.
The video shows the suspect walk up to the police car, point a gun toward the window and run away.
“You can get a lot of rounds off in two seconds,” Villanueva said.
The shooting occurred at the Metro Blue Line station at Willowbrook Avenue and Elm Street at about 7:10 p.m. Saturday, September 12, 2020, according to FOX 11.
Murray was arrested on Sept. 15, three days after law enforcement officers allege he shot the deputies. His arrest was in connection with a carjacking in which police allege Murray confronted a man in Compton, shot him in the leg and stole his car Sept. 1. He was charged with one felony count each of carjacking, second-degree robbery and assault with a semiautomatic firearm-personal use of a firearm on Sept. 17, according to a statement from the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office that was provided to Heavy. He was later charged with an additional count of attempted murder and possession of a firearm by a felon.
Officials amended his criminal complaint Sept. 30 to add charges related to the ambush. He now also faces two counts each of willful, deliberate and premeditated attempted murder of a peace officer and possession of a firearm by a felon, District Attorney Jackie Lacey announced. Officials expect Murray will be arraigned later in the day Sept. 30.
Prosecutors are recommending bail be set at $6.15 million. If Murray is convicted of his charges, he could face a possible maximum life sentence in state prison. He also faces allegations of association with a criminal street gang, discharging a rifle inflicting great bodily injury and personal use of a rifle in the carjacking incident, Lacey announced.
Deputy District Attorney Jacques Garden of the Crimes Against Peace Officers Division will prosecute the case, and the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is continuing its investigation.
LASD and assisting law enforcement agencies led a manhunt for the suspect, who remained at large as the wounded deputies were “fighting for their lives.” Officials released video of the shooting, hoping it would assist in their investigation.
Officials said in a press conference they expected additional cameras captured footage of the shooting and the suspect. You can watch the full press conference here.
The FBI also offered to assist in the investigation.
“”FBI Los Angeles has offered resources and stands ready to assist in response to reports of an attack on @lasdhq deputies tonight,” FBI Los Angeles wrote on Twitter.
While the two sheriff deputies were “fighting for their lives,” protesters were gathering outside St. Francis Medical Center in Lynwood, where the deputies were being treated. Protesters captured video of themselves, which showed them “oinking” and saying they hoped the deputies died. LASD demanded the protesters clear the area, saying they were causing a hazard by blocking the hospital’s entrance and exit. At one point, the protesters tried to get into the emergency room, officials said.
Two arrests were made, including Reporter Josie Huang, who was documenting the protests. Read more about her here, see video of her arrest, and read her version of the events.
Law enforcement who responded to the shooting Saturday night asked one of the wounded deputies for a description of the suspect. With multiple gunshot wounds, they were not able to immediately conduct an interview, and he identified the suspect only as “a dark-skinned male,” officials said at the press conference. They hoped to conduct a more thorough interview when the deputy recovered.
LA County Sheriffs tweeted updates on the shooting throughout the evening.
Ms. Heussman grew up in Tacoma, Washington prior to attending the University of Notre Dame, where she received a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Anthropology. She served students in the South Bend area and led programs for Notre Dame’s DNA Learning Center during her time in Indiana, which inspired her to continue teaching. Ms. Heussman earned her Master of Education as a member of the Alliance for Catholic Education, a master’s program at Notre Dame. Through this program, she taught middle school math and science in Los Angeles and completed her Indiana Teaching Licensure.
Unwilling to part from all things Notre Dame, Ms. Heussman accepted the role of teaching Middle School Science here at NDA. She is tremendously excited to incorporate hands-on learning experiences with a focus on analytical thinking. Students will be asked to create models of scientific phenomena based of evidence and scientific reasoning. In middle school, students move towards writing their own steps to investigate scientific questions rather than following procedures. As scholars in STEM, students will work collaboratively with their classmates in order to refine their explanations and develop greater conceptual understandings of science content.
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