At Least One Dead, Three Injured In Shooting Near California Polling Place

At least one person has been killed after a shooter opened fire near a California polling place on Tuesday.
According to the Azusa Police Department, a suspect killed one person and injured three others in a residential area near Memorial Park Recreation Center, which is a polling place in this year’s election.
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The incident is no longer active, as the APD took to Twitter to explain it has developed into a barricade and containment situation, after the shooter holed up inside a house.
Police say the attacker is a female, armed with an assault rifle. Authorities say they also received a report of a possible second suspect, a man supposedly dressed in tactical gear.
During a press conference streamed on Facebook Live, Acting Chief of Police Captain Steve Hunt confirmed three people had been shot.
Two have been transported to a local hospital, while the third died from their injuries.
Captain Hunt also explained there is a fourth person “down” at a front door in the neighborhood, but he doesn’t know if that injured individual had been shot, or their condition.
In the wake of the shooting, the cops have locked down Slauson Middle School, Mountain View Elementary School, and Memorial Park.
At the time of this posting, both schools are being evacuated, while everyone at Mountain View has been evacuated and deemed safe.
You can watch Steve’s press conference (below):

APD has been keeping residents updated on the scary situation through social media, posting:

Incident began at 202pm with reports of shots fired near Memorial Park 320 N Orange Ave.
— Azusa Police (@AzusaPD) November 9, 2016

1st arriving officers arrived/found multiple shooting victims.. they came under fire… Multiple ofcrs returned fire
— Azusa Police (@AzusaPD) November 9, 2016

As of now – 1 fatality, 2- victims transported in critical and 1 additional down near primary residence
— Azusa Police (@AzusaPD) November 9, 2016

All officers initially pinned down by gunfire are accounted for, safe and rescued
— Azusa Police (@AzusaPD) November 9, 2016

Situation has transitioned from active to barricade/containment… All those near scene shelter in place all others stay out of the area
— Azusa Police (@AzusaPD) November 9, 2016

Our thoughts are with everyone affected during this terrifying time.
[Image via Marco Soto/Twitter.]