The Los Angeles County coroner's office decided the deadly shooting of an 18-year-elderly person by a sheriff's appointee a month ago, when he was struck multiple times in the back, was a crime, as per the post-mortem report discharged Friday.
The reason for death for Andres Guardado was confirmed July 7 as different gun wounds and affirmed as a murder, the coroner's office said in an announcement. The report was discharged in spite of a security hold that had been mentioned by the sheriff's area of expertise.
Not long ago, Guardado's family discharged the consequences of a free post-mortem examination that additionally closed he was shot multiple times in the back.
In an announcement, Chief Medical Examiner-Coroner Dr. Jonathan Lucas said he offered thought to the significant factors for the situation with an end goal to adjust the organization of justice and the open's entitlement to know.
"I do not believe that these are mutually exclusive ideals. Both are important, particularly amid the ongoing national discussion about race, policing and civil rights," he said. "I believe that the government can do its part by being more timely and more transparent in sharing information that the public demands and has a right to see."
Agents have said that Guardado was shot June 18 after two appointees on watch saw him conversing with somebody in a vehicle hindering a carport in Gardena, which limits the city of Los Angeles. During the experience, Guardado created a handgun and fled, starting a short foot pursue, specialists said.
