Father says suspect in deputy's shooting has mental illness
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The father of a man suspected of opening fire at a California police station, wounding a deputy with a shot to the face and killing a transient man in a separate shooting said his son has mental illnesses and refuses to take medication but has no particular animus toward law enforcement.
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