Police Accused Of KILLING 15-Year-Old Girl Trying To Escape Kidnapping
29.09.2022 - 01:03
/ perezhilton.com
Over the past year or so, we’ve seen a lot of stories of police botching situations when they should be trying to protect and serve. Is this yet another one?
It all started on Monday when the Fontana Police Department in California issued a press release about the abduction of a minor by her father. According to their post, officers were called in after reports of shots fired at a private residence and found a woman named Tracy Martinez suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. She was transported to the hospital where she died.
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They believed she had been shot by her husband, Anthony Graziano, who had already fled the scene — with their daughter, 15-year-old Savannah Graziano. In an update, the FPD asked the community for help with a call if anyone say the “suspect’s” vehicle. They specifically noted the 45-year-old father should be “considered armed and dangerous.” An Amber Alert was activated for the teen, who was being considered a kidnapping victim.
A member of the public did as the police asked. Someone called 911 Tuesday morning to report seeing Graziano’s 2017 Nissan Frontier truck near Barstow. It was only when police arrived that all hell broke loose.
According to San Bernardino Sheriff Shannon Dicus, who spoke to reporters in a press conference in the wake of the debacle:
Graziano was reportedly “constantly shooting back at the deputies” during a 45-mile chase up the highway before eventually being disabled on the side of the road.
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Police did not say how the vehicle became disabled, but they did say a fire fight erupted at that point. Presumably that