L.A. County sheriff’s deputies shoot person in Santa Clarita Valley area
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At least one Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy opened fire, hitting a person in the Santa Clarita Valley area Wednesday night, according to authorities.
The shooting occurred around 10:25 p.m. near McBean Parkway and Bridgeport Lane, said Deputy Brenda Serna, an L.A. County Sheriff’s Department spokesperson.
Further information — including what prompted the shooting and the person’s condition, gender and age — wasn’t immediately available.
An update was not available as of shortly before midnight.
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